working on Debian for ARMv8 64bit
summary
Bootstraps Debian for ARMv8 64bit from scratch, producing a runnable image before hardware arrives, using cross-build and multi-arch support and dependency analysis from the Mancusi tools. GSOC students implement toolchain and build-order fixes, and the project has built about 250 of 18,000 source packages so far. The bootstrap basically works locally, a few pieces still need upstream packaging, and usable machines are expected midyear with Red Hat and Debian portal machines planned for broader testing.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:30How do you collaborate
- 4:50Where are you working
- 6:06Wookeys history with ARM
- 8:21Wookeys history with RISC
- 9:47Acorn
- 14:07Chromebooks
- 16:09Performance
- 17:16Challenges
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