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> the former has enough momentum behind it that it's safe to assume it doesn't simply wither away Given that: - The underlying SoC since RPi 3B (released six
by rfoo 4y ago
> the former has enough momentum behind it that it's safe to assume it doesn't simply wither away
Given that:
- The underlying SoC since RPi 3B (released six years ago) all supports AArch64.
- The Pi foundation refused to ship an AArch64 Raspbian image until early this year.
- The reason being "armv7 works on every RPi, aarch64 not, we don't have enough resource to maintain two archs".
I doubt it has enough momentum.
- geerlingguy 4y agoThe Pi Foundation had a 'beta' ARM64 image build since 2020, they finally decided to highlight it on their download pages and installer this year after working through a number of compatibility bugs (none of which I ever ran into, but some would).