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|Calxeda Highbank || yes || pxe install tree | |Calxeda Highbank || yes || pxe install tree | ||
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|Panda Board || | |Panda Board || no || Everything works | ||
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|Beagleboard || | |Beagleboard || no || | ||
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|Wandboard || yes || Quad works, dual and solo untested | |Wandboard || yes || Quad works, dual and solo untested | ||
Revision as of 20:47, 4 September 2013
Fedora ARM Supported Platforms
Author: Dennis Gilmore
Revision: 0.01
Initial Draft: Friday Aug 16, 2013
Last Revised: Friday Aug 16, 2013
Overview
Fedora has a strict adherence to upstream, as a result we only support systems supported in the upstream kernel. This means that sometimes it takes a little time to fully support systems, but results in a better long term result. Each new release of Fedora brings with it newly supported systems.
Fedora 20
| System | Supported | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Trimslice | yes | HDMI and DVI output works |
| Calxeda Highbank | yes | pxe install tree |
| Panda Board | no | Everything works |
| Beagleboard | no | |
| Wandboard | yes | Quad works, dual and solo untested |
Fedora 19
| System | Supported | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Trimslice | yes | HDMI and DVI output works |
| Calxeda Highbank | yes | pxe install tree |
| Panda Board | yes | Everything works |
| Beagleboard | no | issue with cortex-A8 and LPAE config option in kernel |