On 2021/03/08 23:21, Marfaba Stewart wrote: > On Monday, March 8, 2021 3:47 PM, Marcus Glocker <[email protected]> wrote:> > > Does this patch make a difference? > > > > Hi, I apologize for the dumb question, but I'm not sure > how to build for the Pi; I've only built for i386 > and amd64.
Exactly the same way. Checkout src/sys (no need for all of src if you're only building a kernel), cd /sys/arch/arm64/compile/GENERIC or GENERIC.MP, make obj, make config, make, doas make install > I'm assuming I would need something more high-powered > than the Pi to build. Would it be possible to build > on a Pinebook Pro? > > If not, would you have any suggestions as to the > correct hardware I should get or donate? > > Thank you very much. > There's just one type of kernel used on OpenBSD/arm64, you can build on any machine type and copy it over. So yes there would be no problem building on a Pinebook Pro if you have one available. (Or Raspberry Pi 4 which is pretty quick). Same for userland software / packages / etc. There's not a general problem building on RPi3 either though (I have to say I'm surprised you've got this much running on 3B+ already, I thought the USB controller driver was in worse shape than this).
