May 30, 2025 at 2:48 AM, "Sylvain Saboua" <sylv...@saboua.me mailto:sylv...@saboua.me?to=%22Sylvain%20Saboua%22%20%3Csylvain%40saboua.me%3E > wrote:
> > Still willing to get a Server-on-Card, and having bricked > two RK3399's (donations incoming if I don't manage to repair > them), I am now contemplating the purchase of a HiFive > Unmatched Rev B. But I don't know if it would be properly > supported by openbsd that only indicates support for the > first revision ? https://www.openbsd.org/riscv64.html > > More broadly, were I to purchase another Firefly > (they're available on a website called elecbee), > I would need to know if the PCIe to SATA module > is supported ? : > https://wiki.t-firefly.com/en/Firefly-RK3399/module_serial.html#pcie-m-2-b-key-to-sata3-0-adapter-board > > And the same question for the HiFive PCIe expansion > capabilities. https://www.sifive.com/boards/hifive-unmatched-revb > > All in all, is openbsd known to be > compatible with / able to use either of these SoC > with a hard drive extension ? > -- Sylvain Saboua > looking for a PDP-11 As an off the wall suggestion...you could probably email the openBSD developer/s who have worked on the risc V support. If those SOCs are cheap enough, perhaps you could offer to buy one for one or 2 or those developer/s. That would probably help OpenBSD work on those SOCs. Joshua
