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Of the Raspberry PIs, only the 3rd generation is capable of AArch64. Because of this, very few Linux distros supporting the PI are 64-bit (Oracle Linux is the
by chasil 4y ago
Of the Raspberry PIs, only the 3rd generation is capable of AArch64.
Because of this, very few Linux distros supporting the PI are 64-bit (Oracle Linux is the only one that comes to mind).
There does indeed remain a large AArch32 community that cannot move, and they will never, ever cross this gulf.
- rbanffy 4y agoA new chip not supporting arm32 does not prevent software for being built for the platform. While there are enough users, the distros will be maintained.
- evancox100 4y agoI highly doubt that ARM is making decisions for the Cortex X3 core design on the basis of the Raspberry Pi market