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Does anyone know if there might be Arm support coming? This strikes me a a nice fit for some single board computers.

• mk89 3y ago
  in the overview page they mention something (deployment to embedded devices) https://mirage.io/docs/overview-of-mirage https://mirage.io/docs/overview-of-mirage EDIT: here as well: https://mirage.io/docs/install https://mirage.io/docs/install maybe you need a Solo5 backend that can run on ARM; and finally: https://github.com/Solo5/solo5/blob/v0.6.3/docs/building.md#supported-targets https://github.com/Solo5/solo5/blob/v0.6.3/docs/building.md#...
• reycharles 3y ago
  It is possible to run Mirage in ARM under for example KVM or using the seccomp target. There is as well an experimental bare-metal target for raspberry pi 4 called gilbraltar https://github.com/dinosaure/gilbraltar https://github.com/dinosaure/gilbraltar. A big obstacle there is the device drivers. It is very cool to run bare metal on an rpi4, but it would be cool to be able use the network interface too.