Fedora on RISC-V
summary
Fedora builds a RISC‑V port by bootstrapping over two months, compiling 16,700 packages into ~12,700 binaries and running parallel Rawhide and Fedora 28 builds on a farm made of about one and a half HiFive boards, 13 QEMU instances and five Intel servers. Images and a shadow Koji rebuild pipeline exist and developers use downloadable disk images; the work boots Linux but needs stable ABI, UEFI/ACPI support and cheaper hardware to enter servers.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Fedora overview and role
- 3:35Fedora on RISC-V progress
- 5:21RISC-V server market prospects
- 10:49RISC-V challenges and future
- 13:42Q&A and closing
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