Den lör 14 feb. 2026 kl 23:33 skrev evily <[email protected]>: > > Is it possible to install OpenBSD on Raspberry Pi 1B+? >
If it was, it would be listed at https://www.openbsd.org/armv7.html and it's not. The rpi1 and 2 were not 64-bit capable, and obsd devs spend little to zero time on getting new 32bit arches supported, because the limitations they have. There is a certain amount of problems where newly created 32bit arches need modern compilers because no one made gcc3/4 work for them, but also they are so small in terms of cpu and memory that you basically can't run clang/llvm native on them without lots of issues, apart from taking ages. For the existing 32bit platforms, the old compilers still work as they did when alpha, macppc were actively used. so they continue to work. I don't remember exactly, but I also think there was a certain amount of issues with early rpis and documentation of lowlevel stuff needed in order to make it a fully supported platform. That may have changed since, but my guess is that this train has left the station. Get yourself an rpi3 or 4 (or beaglebone black for armv7) and run obsd on those instead. -- May the most significant bit of your life be positive.
