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If you wanted to try ppc64le, you could reach out to OSU's OSL Lab. They have Power8/9 machines and you could build your software and possibly arrange some time
by ianmunoz 6y ago
If you wanted to try ppc64le, you could reach out to OSU's OSL Lab. They have Power8/9 machines and you could build your software and possibly arrange some time for PoC.
https://osuosl.org/services/powerdev/request_hosting/ https://osuosl.org/services/powerdev/request_hosting/
There are also these https://raptorcs.com/TALOSII/ https://raptorcs.com/TALOSII/
- gnufx 6y agoAlso you can build for ppc64le if you are, or become, a developer for a GNU/Linux distribution. Unfortunately getting ppc64le back online for Fedora copr has no ETA, but you can develop and build for Fedora/EPEL. I can't remember whether SuSE's OBS has it. You can also run under qemu, but I don't know how solid that is, and there is at least one simulator.
- cyphar 6y agoYeah openSUSE has ppc64le builders. I think there are openSUSE ports to ppc64le, but they definitely exist because we support SLE on ppc64le. (Disclaimer: I work for SUSE.)