[ARM] Ceph on AArch64an idea by algraf Octopuses have many ARMs, so we should definitely allow them to run on them too! |
[ARM] Bootstrap ILP32 on AArch64a project by algraf Some customers are still stuck in a world of 32bit. On ARM64, we have two options for those poor folks: 
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Simulate SD card in softwarea project by algraf To make OpenQA work with real ARM devices, we need to control
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Improve Qualcomm SOC msm8994/msm8992 kernel mainline supporta project by pvorel Project Description
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Improve various phones kernel mainline support (Qualcomm, Exynos, MediaTek)an idea by pvorel Similar to previous hackweeks ( https://hackweek.opensuse.org/projects/improve-qualcomm-soc-msm8994-slash-msm8992-kernel-mainline-support, https://hackweek.opensuse.org/projects/test-mainline-kernel-on-an-older-qualcomm-soc-msm89xx-explore-mainline-kernel-qualcomm-mainlining) try to improve kernel mainline support of various phones. |
Investigate non-booting Forlinx OKMX8MX-C board (aarch64)an invention by a_faerber DescriptionIn the context of a SUSE customer inquiry last year, a Forlinx OKMX8MX-C arm64 board had been relayed to me from China that a customer was not successful booting SUSE Linux Micro on. Typically this happens when the vendor's bootloader (e.g., U-Boot) is not configured properly (e.g., U-Boot's distro boot) to be compliant with Arm SystemReady Devicetree (formerly IR) band. Unfortunately I could not immediately get it to emit any output, to even diagnose why it wasn't working. There was no public documentation on the vendor's website to even confirm I was checking the right UARTs. 
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openSUSE/SLE/Mainline U-boot for some not-yet-supported ARM64 boards