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This would be interesting if it could run on a raspberry pi. I see it is only x86 right now.
by tmaly 6y ago
This would be interesting if it could run on a raspberry pi.
I see it is only x86 right now.
- rolleiflex 6y agoIf this could run on ARMhf/ARM64 it would be the holy grail of appliance-style hardware. I suspect this would require incorporation of some rPi-specific drivers, so it's a hard sell. Nevertheless this is perhaps more possible for rPi than for any other type of device because it's a well defined hardware target with a fixed BoM with no major part changes through the supported lifetime. I would support a kickstarter aiming to produce this for Pi.
- userbinator 6y agoThe RPi SoC also has nearly no real documentation, unless you are Broadcom or NDA'd by them.
- eyberg 6y agoNanos is specifically targeting ARM64 for the raspberry pi 4 and expect that support to land formally very soon. (I'm with the project).