arch: build for riscv64 #75
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Go supports riscv, so I propose to also build for this architecture. Builds and tests pass on my risc-v Ubuntu 24.04.1 HiFive Unmatched board.
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Go supports a lot more platforms (even beyond what you've added), but our project doesn't. Could you clarify the use case? ../Frenck |
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Hello Frenck! Yes, of course. I was looking into running Home Assistant on my risc-v server yesterday. There are a few different dependencies left before that's possible, but since this one is built on go, here its much easier. RISC-V is an open standard instruction set architecture, which is under rapid development. Distributions including AOSP, Arch Linux, Debian, Gentoo Linux, Fedora, OpenEuler, etc are also actively doing porting work for this architecture. Here is a list of hardware available today: https://riscv.org/exchanges/boards/ I run and own a SiFive Unmatched. |
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Link to the risc-v home assistant discussion: |
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List to home assistant os-agent discussion: |
We do not support that architecture.
This architectural proposal hasn't been approved. ../Frenck |
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I understand - the day when Home Assitant want to support RISC-V, then one might re-open this PR. |
Go supports riscv, so I propose to also build for this architecture.
Builds and tests pass on my risc-v Ubuntu 24.04.1 HiFive Unmatched board.