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This is not always true. Arch support for ARM SoCs is good and you get a shiny new kernel with systemd everywhere: http://archlinuxarm.org/ http://archlinuxarm

by papaf 12y ago

This is not always true. Arch support for ARM SoCs is good and you get a shiny new kernel with systemd everywhere: http://archlinuxarm.org/ http://archlinuxarm.org/

thoughtpolice 12y ago
Do you really get a modern kernel on the Samsung Chromebook (v1)? Last time I tried, Arch still stuck with their hardwired 3.4 kernel, IIRC.
csirac2 12y ago
I'm not talking about linux distributions. Arch can only boot whatever kernel happens to be available for a particular SoC just like all the other distros. Here are some TI chips, they're still pushing kernel 2.6 for some processor families: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Sitara_Linux_SDK_Supported_Platforms_and_Versions http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Sitara_Linux_SDK_Sup...