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 Last week was BSD on SBSA Reference Platform week.

I did FreeBSD and found one bug in QEMU, and it looks like one backport from FreeBSD 14 to 13.x will be needed.

NetBSD 9 may get backport from 10 to make it boot at all.

OpenBSD 7.3 went smooth. Once I updated firmware.

https://marcin.juszkiewicz.com.pl/2023/10/03/testing-bsd-on-sbsa-reference-platform/

#qemu #openbsd #netbsd #freebsd #aarch64 #virtualization #sbsa 
 nostr:npub15pn3r3gqxulvg56j0sk2qa27887dana3yc99ntjz9uz59attulxsrc4un8 From following all things P... 
 @d707ab89 I wrote "non Linux". 
 Which non-Linux operating systems have aarch64 version and are freely available?

Already checked FreeBSD (found bug in qemu), NetBSD (bisecting on a way) and OpenBSD (works).

Looking at other options. 
 Fedora packaging tools ;(

"dnf5 distro-sync" ends with installing extra 54 packages.

To find why I would have to go through dnf5/dnf docs, find which command to use and how.

Or just accept 117MB growth of / filesystem.

I miss Aptitude ;( 
 My "AArch64 SoC features" table lists Broadcom BCM2712 from Raspberry/Pi 5 now:

https://marcin.juszkiewicz.com.pl/download/tables/arm-socs.html 
 @3ddab33a and still no usb pins for hats.

Those usb-to-usb dongles will still be in use. 
 We did several updates to SBSA Reference Platform in QEMU so it is time for some blogging about it:

https://marcin.juszkiewicz.com.pl/2023/09/15/sbsa-reference-platform-update/