Linux on RISC V Fedora and Firmware Status Update
summary
Fedora produces bootable RISC-V images built by a cross-bootstrap that turns SRPMs into a native rootfs, uses mock and RPM tooling, and pushes builds through Koji with 100+ QEMU builders and donated SSD hosts; images run in QEMU and on HiFive Unleashed where a desktop boots. Firmware follows a standard chain: OpenSBI + U-Boot + Linux works on real boards; UEFI/EDK II runs on QEMU and Unleashed. Ongoing work adds ACPI/SMBIOS/PCI tables, VFIO/virt support, and wider platform validation.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:40Fedora
- 6:18Fedora Imaging
- 9:04Fedora Cloud
- 10:24Summary
- 11:57Firmware
- 13:23Unleash
- 16:33Next Steps
- 16:58Goals
- 17:59Lessons
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