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  over 2 years ago by michals | Reply

  FTR some boards have an onboard flash memory that can be used to store a bootloader such as u-boot or EDK2 which can then load a standard, universal EFI image. I think where possible this way of booting the board should be promoted over building board-specific images.

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    over 2 years ago by avicenzi | Reply

    Yes, I agree, but not all have SPI or other memory on board.

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  Yes, I agree, but not all have SPI or other memory on board.
   
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FTR some boards have an onboard flash memory that can be used to store a bootloader such as u-boot or EDK2 which can then load a standard, universal EFI image. I think where possible this way of booting the board should be promoted over building board-specific images.
 
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FTR some boards have an onboard flash memory that can be used to store a bootloader such as u-boot or EDK2 which can then load a standard, universal EFI image. I think where possible this way of booting the board should be promoted over building board-specific images.
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  7 months ago by mfriedrich | Reply

  I have a few boards which could work with the EFI images: - Radxa Rock 5B - Milk-V Mars, Meles - LicheePi 4A

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I have a few boards which could work with the EFI images: - Radxa Rock 5B - Milk-V Mars, Meles - LicheePi 4A
 
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  7 months ago by socon | Reply

  Raspberry pi 5?

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    6 months ago by avicenzi | Reply

    The HW enablement team at SUSE is working on the Pi 5, there are a few missing patches upstream that prevent having full support yet in openSUSE AFAIK.

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  The HW enablement team at SUSE is working on the Pi 5, there are a few missing patches upstream that prevent having full support yet in openSUSE AFAIK.
   
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Raspberry pi 5?
 
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  6 months ago by gpathak | Reply

  Can we get a list of supported and unsupported boards?
  Which all boards are we planning to build the images?
  Is there any official documentation or link to any Wiki etc?
  I have couple of ARM board such as BananaPi-R64, Odroid-C2 (outdated but can still be used for testing)

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    6 months ago by gpathak | Reply

    Got it http://en.opensuse.org/Portal:Arm http://en.opensuse.org/Portal:RISC-V

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      6 months ago by avicenzi | Reply

      If the board is not on the above pages, it is not supported usually. Boards that support UEFI boot might not be on the list, and might work, but if the board is not on the list and it does work, it would be nice to add to the list.

      There's no list of boards that we plan to support, you are free to work on any boards you have.

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    If the board is not on the above pages, it is not supported usually. Boards that support UEFI boot might not be on the list, and might work, but if the board is not on the list and it does work, it would be nice to add to the list. There's no list of boards that we plan to support, you are free to work on any boards you have.
     
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    If the board is not on the above pages, it is not supported usually. Boards that support UEFI boot might not be on the list, and might work, but if the board is not on the list and it does work, it would be nice to add to the list.
    There's no list of boards that we plan to support, you are free to work on any boards you have.
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  Got it  http://en.opensuse.org/Portal:Arm http://en.opensuse.org/Portal:RISC-V
   
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Can we get a list of supported and unsupported boards? Which all boards are we planning to build the images? Is there any official documentation or link to any Wiki etc? I have couple of ARM board such as BananaPi-R64, Odroid-C2 (outdated but can still be used for testing)
 
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