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Debian Linux is Joining The RISC-V Bandwagon

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Debian Linux is Joining The RISC-V Bandwagon

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Debian 13 will support RISC-V processors, alongside x86, ARM, and other architectures.
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      The processor is a JH7100 - from this statement it seems to be open, but I honestly don’t know how to verify it.

      The purpose is primarily to get a RISC-V device out there so that people can start hacking away - if you’re more interested in using it than tinkering with it, it’s probably better to wait a bit longer. :)

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      https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/PineTab-V is the place to start looking for info.

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