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It would indeed. Various contributors have been working on the ARM port for almost a decade now, and it's just stalled due to a lack of developer time for the m
by waddlesplash 8y ago
It would indeed. Various contributors have been working on the ARM port for almost a decade now, and it's just stalled due to a lack of developer time for the most part.
IIRC, the current status of the ARM port is that the kernel is "mostly done", and at least one of the SDHCI or USB bus driver need to be ported (or written, in the case of the rpi) so that the boot can continue past the kernel.