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Kaniini https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/w/index.php?title=MIPS64/Known_Issues&diff=17190 2020-04-08T16:26:38Z

<p>Kaniini: </p> <hr /> <div>{{TOC right}}<br /> <br /> These are the known issues with the [[MIPS64]] port.<br /> <br /> == Run from RAM ==<br /> <br /> At present, not much work has been done on run from RAM, because many of the Octeon boards do not have named memory blocks support, which is necessary to use an initramfs under Cavium Executive.<br /> <br /> For those which do support named memory blocks, you can load an initramfs into one and then specify it as &lt;code&gt;rd_name=initramfs&lt;/code&gt; on the kernel command line.<br /> <br /> == Floating Point ==<br /> <br /> The MIPS64 port is soft-float, because many of the CPUs we are targeting have broken FPUs. This causes problems with math applications, such as those dependent on OpenBLAS. Similarly, binaries that are compiled with &lt;code&gt;-mhard-float&lt;/code&gt; can't be linked on Alpine MIPS64. We may do a hard-float port later.<br /> <br /> == Go ==<br /> <br /> Go itself works fine on MIPS64, but many libraries which make syscalls directly either assume that MIPS environments are 32-bit or do not have code for making syscalls on MIPS at all. As such, many Go packages are presently blocked on MIPS64. The solution is to fix the Go libraries, unfortunately Go does not make this easy to do.<br /> <br /> == Octeon 3 BGX ==<br /> <br /> The recommended kernel for most Octeon devices is the one in our &lt;code&gt;linux-octeon&lt;/code&gt; package. However, this kernel does not have the drivers to support the Octeon 3 BGX networking features which are used on the higher-end Octeon SOCs. For those devices, you will need to use a vendor-supplied kernel for now until the driver is ported.<br /> <br /> == Endianness ==<br /> <br /> The MIPS64 port is big-endian. This causes problems with some cryptographic and multimedia applications which either assume MIPS is little-endian or do not have any endian awareness at all. Such packages will have to either be fixed or blocked.<br /> <br /> == Rust ==<br /> <br /> Rust is not yet bootstrapped on MIPS64.<br /> <br /> == Java ==<br /> <br /> Java is not yet bootstrapped on MIPS64. To bootstrap Java, we would need to first fix the FTBFS issue in &lt;code&gt;community/gcc6&lt;/code&gt; so we have a functioning GCJ.</div>

Kaniini https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/w/index.php?title=MIPS64/Known_Issues&diff=17189 2020-04-08T16:26:14Z

<p>Kaniini: </p> <hr /> <div>{{TOC right}}<br /> <br /> == Run from RAM ==<br /> <br /> At present, not much work has been done on run from RAM, because many of the Octeon boards do not have named memory blocks support, which is necessary to use an initramfs under Cavium Executive.<br /> <br /> For those which do support named memory blocks, you can load an initramfs into one and then specify it as &lt;code&gt;rd_name=initramfs&lt;/code&gt; on the kernel command line.<br /> <br /> == Floating Point ==<br /> <br /> The MIPS64 port is soft-float, because many of the CPUs we are targeting have broken FPUs. This causes problems with math applications, such as those dependent on OpenBLAS. Similarly, binaries that are compiled with &lt;code&gt;-mhard-float&lt;/code&gt; can't be linked on Alpine MIPS64. We may do a hard-float port later.<br /> <br /> == Go ==<br /> <br /> Go itself works fine on MIPS64, but many libraries which make syscalls directly either assume that MIPS environments are 32-bit or do not have code for making syscalls on MIPS at all. As such, many Go packages are presently blocked on MIPS64. The solution is to fix the Go libraries, unfortunately Go does not make this easy to do.<br /> <br /> == Octeon 3 BGX ==<br /> <br /> The recommended kernel for most Octeon devices is the one in our &lt;code&gt;linux-octeon&lt;/code&gt; package. However, this kernel does not have the drivers to support the Octeon 3 BGX networking features which are used on the higher-end Octeon SOCs. For those devices, you will need to use a vendor-supplied kernel for now until the driver is ported.<br /> <br /> == Endianness ==<br /> <br /> The MIPS64 port is big-endian. This causes problems with some cryptographic and multimedia applications which either assume MIPS is little-endian or do not have any endian awareness at all. Such packages will have to either be fixed or blocked.<br /> <br /> == Rust ==<br /> <br /> Rust is not yet bootstrapped on MIPS64.<br /> <br /> == Java ==<br /> <br /> Java is not yet bootstrapped on MIPS64. To bootstrap Java, we would need to first fix the FTBFS issue in &lt;code&gt;community/gcc6&lt;/code&gt; so we have a functioning GCJ.</div>

Kaniini https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/w/index.php?title=MIPS64/Known_Issues&diff=17188 2020-04-08T16:24:51Z

<p>Kaniini: </p> <hr /> <div>== Run from RAM ==<br /> <br /> At present, not much work has been done on run from RAM, because many of the Octeon boards do not have named memory blocks support, which is necessary to use an initramfs under Cavium Executive.<br /> <br /> For those which do support named memory blocks, you can load an initramfs into one and then specify it as &lt;code&gt;rd_name=initramfs&lt;/code&gt; on the kernel command line.<br /> <br /> == Floating Point ==<br /> <br /> The MIPS64 port is soft-float, because many of the CPUs we are targeting have broken FPUs. This causes problems with math applications, such as those dependent on OpenBLAS. Similarly, binaries that are compiled with &lt;code&gt;-mhard-float&lt;/code&gt; can't be linked on Alpine MIPS64. We may do a hard-float port later.<br /> <br /> == Go ==<br /> <br /> Go itself works fine on MIPS64, but many libraries which make syscalls directly either assume that MIPS environments are 32-bit or do not have code for making syscalls on MIPS at all. As such, many Go packages are presently blocked on MIPS64. The solution is to fix the Go libraries, unfortunately Go does not make this easy to do.<br /> <br /> == Octeon 3 BGX ==<br /> <br /> The recommended kernel for most Octeon devices is the one in our &lt;code&gt;linux-octeon&lt;/code&gt; package. However, this kernel does not have the drivers to support the Octeon 3 BGX networking features which are used on the higher-end Octeon SOCs. For those devices, you will need to use a vendor-supplied kernel for now until the driver is ported.<br /> <br /> == Endianness ==<br /> <br /> The MIPS64 port is big-endian. This causes problems with some cryptographic and multimedia applications which either assume MIPS is little-endian or do not have any endian awareness at all. Such packages will have to either be fixed or blocked.<br /> <br /> == Rust ==<br /> <br /> Rust is not yet bootstrapped on MIPS64.<br /> <br /> == Java ==<br /> <br /> Java is not yet bootstrapped on MIPS64. To bootstrap Java, we would need to first fix the FTBFS issue in &lt;code&gt;community/gcc6&lt;/code&gt; so we have a functioning GCJ.</div>

Kaniini https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/w/index.php?title=MIPS64/Known_Issues&diff=17187 2020-04-08T16:22:32Z

<p>Kaniini: </p> <hr /> <div>== Run from RAM ==<br /> <br /> At present, not much work has been done on run from RAM, because many of the Octeon boards do not have named memory blocks support, which is necessary to use an initramfs under Cavium Executive.<br /> <br /> For those which do support named memory blocks, you can load an initramfs into one and then specify it as &lt;code&gt;rd_name=initramfs&lt;/code&gt; on the kernel command line.<br /> <br /> == Floating Point ==<br /> <br /> The MIPS64 port is soft-float, because many of the CPUs we are targeting have broken FPUs. This causes problems with math applications, such as those dependent on OpenBLAS. Similarly, binaries that are compiled with &lt;code&gt;-mhard-float&lt;/code&gt; can't be linked on Alpine MIPS64. We may do a hard-float port later.<br /> <br /> == Go ==<br /> <br /> Go itself works fine on MIPS64, but many libraries which make syscalls directly either assume that MIPS environments are 32-bit or do not have code for making syscalls on MIPS at all. As such, many Go packages are presently blocked on MIPS64. The solution is to fix the Go libraries, unfortunately Go does not make this easy to do.<br /> <br /> == Octeon 3 BGX ==<br /> <br /> The recommended kernel for most Octeon devices is the one in our &lt;code&gt;linux-octeon&lt;/code&gt; package. However, this kernel does not have the drivers to support the Octeon 3 BGX networking features which are used on the higher-end Octeon SOCs. For those devices, you will need to use a vendor-supplied kernel for now until the driver is ported.<br /> <br /> == Endianness ==<br /> <br /> The MIPS64 port is big-endian. This causes problems with some cryptographic and multimedia applications which either assume MIPS is little-endian or do not have any endian awareness at all. Such packages will have to either be fixed or blocked.</div>

Kaniini https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/w/index.php?title=MIPS64/Known_Issues&diff=17186 2020-04-08T16:19:12Z

<p>Kaniini: </p> <hr /> <div>== Run from RAM ==<br /> <br /> At present, not much work has been done on run from RAM, because many of the Octeon boards do not have named memory blocks support, which is necessary to use an initramfs under Cavium Executive.<br /> <br /> For those which do support named memory blocks, you can load an initramfs into one and then specify it as &lt;code&gt;rd_name=initramfs&lt;/code&gt; on the kernel command line.<br /> <br /> == Floating Point ==<br /> <br /> The MIPS64 port is soft-float, because many of the CPUs we are targeting have broken FPUs. This causes problems with math applications, such as those dependent on OpenBLAS. Similarly, binaries that are compiled with &lt;code&gt;-mhard-float&lt;/code&gt; can't be linked on Alpine MIPS64. We may do a hard-float port later.<br /> <br /> == Go ==<br /> <br /> Go itself works fine on MIPS64, but many libraries which make syscalls directly either assume that MIPS environments are 32-bit or do not have code for making syscalls on MIPS at all. As such, many Go packages are presently blocked on MIPS64. The solution is to fix the Go libraries, unfortunately Go does not make this easy to do.<br /> <br /> == Octeon 3 BGX ==<br /> <br /> The recommended kernel for most Octeon devices is the one in our &lt;code&gt;linux-octeon&lt;/code&gt; package. However, this kernel does not have the drivers to support the Octeon 3 BGX networking features which are used on the higher-end Octeon SOCs. For those devices, you will need to use a vendor-supplied kernel for now until the driver is ported.</div>

Kaniini https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/w/index.php?title=MIPS64/Known_Issues&diff=17185 2020-04-08T16:16:52Z

<p>Kaniini: </p> <hr /> <div>== Run from RAM ==<br /> <br /> At present, not much work has been done on run from RAM, because many of the Octeon boards do not have named memory blocks support, which is necessary to use an initramfs under Cavium Executive.<br /> <br /> For those which do support named memory blocks, you can load an initramfs into one and then specify it as &lt;code&gt;rd_name=initramfs&lt;/code&gt; on the kernel command line.<br /> <br /> == Floating Point ==<br /> <br /> The MIPS64 port is soft-float, because many of the CPUs we are targeting have broken FPUs. This causes problems with math applications, such as those dependent on OpenBLAS. Similarly, binaries that are compiled with &lt;code&gt;-mhard-float&lt;/code&gt; can't be linked on Alpine MIPS64. We may do a hard-float port later.<br /> <br /> == Go ==<br /> <br /> Go itself works fine on MIPS64, but many libraries which make syscalls directly either assume that MIPS environments are 32-bit or do not have code for making syscalls on MIPS at all. As such, many Go packages are presently blocked on MIPS64. The solution is to fix the Go libraries, unfortunately Go does not make this easy to do.</div>

Kaniini https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/w/index.php?title=MIPS64/Known_Issues&diff=17184 2020-04-08T16:14:55Z

<p>Kaniini: </p> <hr /> <div>== Run from RAM ==<br /> <br /> At present, not much work has been done on run from RAM, because many of the Octeon boards do not have named memory blocks support, which is necessary to use an initramfs under Cavium Executive.<br /> <br /> For those which do support named memory blocks, you can load an initramfs into one and then specify it as &lt;code&gt;rd_name=initramfs&lt;/code&gt; on the kernel command line.<br /> <br /> == Floating Point ==<br /> <br /> The MIPS64 port is soft-float, because many of the CPUs we are targeting have broken FPUs. This causes problems with math applications, such as those dependent on OpenBLAS. Similarly, binaries that are compiled with &lt;code&gt;-mhard-float&lt;/code&gt; can't be linked on Alpine MIPS64. We may do a hard-float port later.</div>

Kaniini https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/w/index.php?title=MIPS64/Known_Issues&diff=17183 2020-04-08T16:12:48Z

<p>Kaniini: Created page with &quot;== Run from RAM == At present, not much work has been done on run from RAM, because many of the Octeon boards do not have named memory blocks support, which is necessary to u...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>== Run from RAM ==<br /> <br /> At present, not much work has been done on run from RAM, because many of the Octeon boards do not have named memory blocks support, which is necessary to use an initramfs under Cavium Executive.<br /> <br /> For those which do support named memory blocks, you can load an initramfs into one and then specify it as &lt;code&gt;rd_name=initramfs&lt;/code&gt; on the kernel command line.</div>

Kaniini https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/w/index.php?title=MIPS64&diff=17182 2020-04-08T16:07:32Z

<p>Kaniini: </p> <hr /> <div>{{TOC right}}<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> Alpine's MIPS64 port mostly targets Octeon CPUs, Loongson and the MIPS Malta evaluation board. It can theoretically run on any MIPS64 CPU, but this hasn't been tested exhaustively.<br /> <br /> == Installation Guide ==<br /> <br /> See [[MIPS64/Installation]].<br /> <br /> == Docker ==<br /> <br /> The port does not yet have a functioning Docker, but we are working on it. Assistance is welcome.<br /> <br /> == Known Issues ==<br /> <br /> See [[MIPS64/Known Issues]].<br /> <br /> == Builders and Dev Machines ==<br /> <br /> Main builder is Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Infinity. It has 16-core OCTEON 3 CPU with 16 GB of RAM.<br /> <br /> We have a second Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Infinity that will be used as a dev machine and for CI. If you need access to a MIPS64 machine to fix your packages, feel free to reach out, we can provision access to a container.<br /> <br /> We also have various lower spec Ubiquiti boards and are working to source some Loongson boards as well.<br /> <br /> == Tips ==<br /> <br /> === Firmware ===<br /> <br /> In default Alpine installations, some firmware packages (&lt;code&gt;linux-firmware-...&lt;/code&gt;) are installed. On most MIPS64 machines, these are unnecessary.<br /> <br /> In order to remove them, install package &lt;code&gt;linux-firmware-none&lt;/code&gt; by running: &lt;code&gt;apk add linux-firmware-none&lt;/code&gt;.</div>

Kaniini https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/w/index.php?title=MIPS64&diff=17181 2020-04-08T16:07:00Z

<p>Kaniini: </p> <hr /> <div>{{TOC right}}<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> Alpine's MIPS64 port mostly targets Octeon CPUs, Loongson and the MIPS Malta evaluation board. It can theoretically run on any MIPS64 CPU, but this hasn't been tested exhaustively.<br /> <br /> == Installation Guide ==<br /> <br /> See [[MIPS64/Installation]].<br /> <br /> == Docker ==<br /> <br /> The port does not yet have a functioning Docker, but we are working on it. Assistance is welcome.<br /> <br /> == Known Issues ==<br /> <br /> See [[MIPS64/Known Issues]].<br /> <br /> == Builders and Dev Machines ==<br /> <br /> Main builder is Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Infinity. It has 16-core OCTEON 3 CPU with 16 GB of RAM.<br /> <br /> We have a second Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Infinity that will be used as a dev machine and for CI. If you need access to a MIPS64 machine to fix your packages, feel free to reach out, we can provision access to a container.<br /> <br /> We also have various lower spec Ubiquiti boards and are working to source some Loongson boards as well.<br /> <br /> == Tips ==<br /> <br /> === Firmware ===<br /> <br /> In default Alpine installations, some firmware packages (`linux-firmware-...`) are installed. On most MIPS64 machines, these are unnecessary.<br /> <br /> In order to remove them, install package `linux-firmware-none` by running: `apk add linux-firmware-none`.</div>

Kaniini https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/w/index.php?title=MIPS64&diff=17180 2020-04-08T16:02:49Z

<p>Kaniini: </p> <hr /> <div>{{TOC right}}<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> Alpine's MIPS64 port mostly targets Octeon CPUs, Loongson and the MIPS Malta evaluation board. It can theoretically run on any MIPS64 CPU, but this hasn't been tested exhaustively.<br /> <br /> == Installation Guide ==<br /> <br /> See [[MIPS64/Installation]].<br /> <br /> == Docker ==<br /> <br /> The port does not yet have a functioning Docker, but we are working on it. Assistance is welcome.<br /> <br /> == Known Issues ==<br /> <br /> See [[MIPS64/Known Issues]].</div>

Kaniini https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/w/index.php?title=MIPS64&diff=17179 2020-04-08T16:02:14Z

<p>Kaniini: Created page with &quot;== Background == Alpine&#039;s MIPS64 port mostly targets Octeon CPUs, Loongson and the MIPS Malta evaluation board. It can theoretically run on any MIPS64 CPU, but this hasn&#039;t b...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>== Background ==<br /> <br /> Alpine's MIPS64 port mostly targets Octeon CPUs, Loongson and the MIPS Malta evaluation board. It can theoretically run on any MIPS64 CPU, but this hasn't been tested exhaustively.<br /> <br /> == Installation Guide ==<br /> <br /> See [[MIPS64/Installation]].<br /> <br /> == Docker ==<br /> <br /> The port does not yet have a functioning Docker, but we are working on it. Assistance is welcome.<br /> <br /> == Known Issues ==<br /> <br /> See [[MIPS64/Known Issues]].</div>

Kaniini https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/w/index.php?title=Ppc64le&diff=13213 2017-03-29T21:33:07Z

<p>Kaniini: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is used to describe the ppc64le port.<br /> <br /> == Testing (for developers) ==<br /> <br /> The hosting sponsor for the ppc64le port operate a miniCloud service which will provide Alpine ppc64le images for testing.<br /> <br /> View their website at http://openpower.ic.unicamp.br/minicloud/ for more info.<br /> <br /> == Hardware ==<br /> <br /> You can buy POWER8 hardware from IBM or other vendors, for example the IBM S812LC server is reasonably price competitive to similar x86 servers and fully supported by the ppc64le port.<br /> <br /> These are the IBM machines model that would support Alpine Linux:<br /> <br /> * IBM Power System S821LC [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s821lc/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S822LC for Big Data [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s822lc-big-data/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S822LC for Commercial Computing [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s822lc-commercial/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S822LC for High Performance Computing [IBM Power System S822LC for High Performance Computing]<br /> * IBM Power System S812L and S822L [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s812l-s822l/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S824L [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s824l/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S812 [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s812/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S822 [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s822/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S814 [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s814/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S824 [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s824/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power Enterprise Systems for the cloud [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/enterprise-cloud/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System E850C [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/e850c/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System E850 [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/e850/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System E870 [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/e870/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System E880 [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/e880/index.html]<br /> <br /> Tyan also has machines:<br /> <br /> * Tyan TN76-BP016 <br /> * Tyan GT75-BP012<br /> * Tyan TN71-BP012<br /> <br /> Supermicro is also expected to have machines available.<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> TODO<br /> <br /> == Archive status ==<br /> <br /> Initial bringup on builders.<br /> <br /> Missing packages:<br /> <br /> '''main'''<br /> <br /> aiccu<br /> apg<br /> cmocka<br /> collectd<br /> compiler-rt<br /> freeswitch<br /> gdb<br /> libgsasl<br /> libquvi-scripts<br /> linux-vanilla<br /> lua-xml<br /> luajit<br /> nagios-plugins<br /> ncftp(*)<br /> opensmtpd<br /> php5<br /> pmacct<br /> py-curl<br /> py-imaging<br /> qemu<br /> ser2net<br /> smokeping(*)<br /> strace<br /> valgrind<br /> weechat<br /> xf86-video-rendition<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Testing''':<br /> <br /> afl<br /> aqbanking<br /> audit<br /> captagent<br /> corkscrew<br /> dante<br /> dash<br /> drawterm<br /> dspam<br /> etckeeper<br /> exim<br /> grub<br /> hitch<br /> jpegoptim<br /> libcypher-parser<br /> libgnomecanvas<br /> libmhash<br /> lldb<br /> lxappearance-obconf<br /> mlocate<br /> mxml<br /> ndctl<br /> opensips<br /> ossec-hids<br /> perl-autobox<br /> perl-www-curl<br /> py-flake8-class<br /> py-sphinxcontrib-programoutput<br /> qperf<br /> rapidjson<br /> silc-client<br /> slrn<br /> thermald<br /> timew<br /> w_scan<br /> wmi-client<br /> xbps<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Community''':<br /> <br /> cfengine(fixed)<br /> chicken<br /> geany-plugins(*)<br /> gns3-server<br /> go-bootstrap<br /> irssi-xmpp<br /> libevhtp<br /> libtermkey<br /> makepasswd(fixed)<br /> monitoring-plugins<br /> mumudvb<br /> nodejs-current<br /> obnam<br /> ocaml<br /> openblas<br /> openjdk7<br /> openlibm<br /> perl-data-denter<br /> perl-log-dispatch-config<br /> perl-term-progressbar<br /> psmisc<br /> py-greenlet<br /> py-pygit2<br /> py-sphinx-autobuild<br /> raptor2<br /> shadow<br /> vigra(fixed)</div>

Kaniini https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/w/index.php?title=Ppc64le&diff=13212 2017-03-29T21:32:24Z

<p>Kaniini: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is used to describe the ppc64le port.<br /> <br /> == Testing (for developers) ==<br /> <br /> The hosting sponsor for the ppc64le port operate a miniCloud service which will provide Alpine ppc64le images for testing. For more information, google &quot;openpower minicloud&quot; (I would include a link but our wiki software is too paranoid apparently. that's cool.)<br /> <br /> == Hardware ==<br /> <br /> You can buy POWER8 hardware from IBM or other vendors, for example the IBM S812LC server is reasonably price competitive to similar x86 servers and fully supported by the ppc64le port.<br /> <br /> These are the IBM machines model that would support Alpine Linux:<br /> <br /> * IBM Power System S821LC [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s821lc/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S822LC for Big Data [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s822lc-big-data/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S822LC for Commercial Computing [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s822lc-commercial/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S822LC for High Performance Computing [IBM Power System S822LC for High Performance Computing]<br /> * IBM Power System S812L and S822L [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s812l-s822l/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S824L [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s824l/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S812 [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s812/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S822 [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s822/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S814 [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s814/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S824 [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s824/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power Enterprise Systems for the cloud [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/enterprise-cloud/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System E850C [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/e850c/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System E850 [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/e850/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System E870 [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/e870/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System E880 [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/e880/index.html]<br /> <br /> Tyan also has machines:<br /> <br /> * Tyan TN76-BP016 <br /> * Tyan GT75-BP012<br /> * Tyan TN71-BP012<br /> <br /> Supermicro is also expected to have machines available.<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> TODO<br /> <br /> == Archive status ==<br /> <br /> Initial bringup on builders.<br /> <br /> Missing packages:<br /> <br /> '''main'''<br /> <br /> aiccu<br /> apg<br /> cmocka<br /> collectd<br /> compiler-rt<br /> freeswitch<br /> gdb<br /> libgsasl<br /> libquvi-scripts<br /> linux-vanilla<br /> lua-xml<br /> luajit<br /> nagios-plugins<br /> ncftp(*)<br /> opensmtpd<br /> php5<br /> pmacct<br /> py-curl<br /> py-imaging<br /> qemu<br /> ser2net<br /> smokeping(*)<br /> strace<br /> valgrind<br /> weechat<br /> xf86-video-rendition<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Testing''':<br /> <br /> afl<br /> aqbanking<br /> audit<br /> captagent<br /> corkscrew<br /> dante<br /> dash<br /> drawterm<br /> dspam<br /> etckeeper<br /> exim<br /> grub<br /> hitch<br /> jpegoptim<br /> libcypher-parser<br /> libgnomecanvas<br /> libmhash<br /> lldb<br /> lxappearance-obconf<br /> mlocate<br /> mxml<br /> ndctl<br /> opensips<br /> ossec-hids<br /> perl-autobox<br /> perl-www-curl<br /> py-flake8-class<br /> py-sphinxcontrib-programoutput<br /> qperf<br /> rapidjson<br /> silc-client<br /> slrn<br /> thermald<br /> timew<br /> w_scan<br /> wmi-client<br /> xbps<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Community''':<br /> <br /> cfengine(fixed)<br /> chicken<br /> geany-plugins(*)<br /> gns3-server<br /> go-bootstrap<br /> irssi-xmpp<br /> libevhtp<br /> libtermkey<br /> makepasswd(fixed)<br /> monitoring-plugins<br /> mumudvb<br /> nodejs-current<br /> obnam<br /> ocaml<br /> openblas<br /> openjdk7<br /> openlibm<br /> perl-data-denter<br /> perl-log-dispatch-config<br /> perl-term-progressbar<br /> psmisc<br /> py-greenlet<br /> py-pygit2<br /> py-sphinx-autobuild<br /> raptor2<br /> shadow<br /> vigra(fixed)</div>

Kaniini https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/w/index.php?title=Ppc64le&diff=13211 2017-03-29T21:32:00Z

<p>Kaniini: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is used to describe the ppc64le port.<br /> <br /> == Testing (for developers) ==<br /> <br /> The hosting sponsor for the ppc64le port operate a miniCloud service which will provide Alpine ppc64le images for testing. For more information, google &quot;openpower minicloud&quot; (I would include a link but our wiki software is too paranoid apparently. that's cool.)<br /> <br /> == Hardware ==<br /> <br /> You can buy POWER8 hardware from IBM or other vendors, for example the IBM S812LC server is reasonably price competitive to similar x86 servers and fully supported by the ppc64le port.<br /> <br /> These are the IBM machines model that would support Alpine Linux:<br /> <br /> * IBM Power System S821LC [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s821lc/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S822LC for Big Data [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s822lc-big-data/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S822LC for Commercial Computing [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s822lc-commercial/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S822LC for High Performance Computing [IBM Power System S822LC for High Performance Computing]<br /> * IBM Power System S812L and S822L [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s812l-s822l/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S824L [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s824l/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S812 [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s812/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S822 [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s822/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S814 [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s814/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System S824 [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/s824/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power Enterprise Systems for the cloud [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/enterprise-cloud/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System E850C [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/e850c/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System E850 [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/e850/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System E870 [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/e870/index.html]<br /> * IBM Power System E880 [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/e880/index.html]<br /> <br /> Tyan also has machines:<br /> <br /> * Tyan TN76-BP016 <br /> * Tyan GT75-BP012<br /> * Tyan TN71-BP012<br /> <br /> Supermicro is also expected to have machines available.<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> TODO<br /> <br /> == Archive status ==<br /> <br /> Initial bringup on builders.<br /> <br /> Missing packages:<br /> <br /> '''main'''<br /> <br /> aiccu<br /> apg<br /> cmocka<br /> collectd<br /> compiler-rt<br /> freeswitch<br /> gdb<br /> libgsasl<br /> libquvi-scripts<br /> linux-vanilla<br /> lua-xml<br /> luajit<br /> nagios-plugins<br /> ncftp(*)<br /> opensmtpd<br /> php5<br /> pmacct<br /> py-curl<br /> py-imaging<br /> qemu<br /> ser2net<br /> smokeping(*)<br /> strace<br /> valgrind<br /> weechat<br /> xf86-video-rendition<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Testing''':<br /> <br /> afl<br /> aqbanking<br /> audit<br /> captagent<br /> corkscrew<br /> dante<br /> dash<br /> drawterm<br /> dspam<br /> etckeeper<br /> exim<br /> grub<br /> hitch<br /> jpegoptim<br /> libcypher-parser<br /> libgnomecanvas<br /> libmhash<br /> lldb<br /> lxappearance-obconf<br /> mlocate<br /> mxml<br /> ndctl<br /> opensips<br /> ossec-hids<br /> perl-autobox<br /> perl-www-curl<br /> py-flake8-class<br /> py-sphinxcontrib-programoutput<br /> qperf<br /> rapidjson<br /> silc-client<br /> slrn<br /> thermald<br /> timew<br /> w_scan<br /> wmi-client<br /> xbps<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Community''':<br /> <br /> cfengine(fixed)<br /> chicken<br /> geany-plugins(*)<br /> gns3-server<br /> go-bootstrap<br /> irssi-xmpp<br /> libevhtp<br /> libtermkey<br /> makepasswd(fixed)<br /> monitoring-plugins<br /> mumudvb<br /> nodejs-current<br /> obnam<br /> ocaml<br /> openblas<br /> openjdk7<br /> openlibm<br /> perl-data-denter<br /> perl-log-dispatch-config<br /> perl-term-progressbar<br /> psmisc<br /> py-greenlet<br /> py-pygit2<br /> py-sphinx-autobuild<br /> raptor2<br /> shadow<br /> vigra(fixed)</div>

Kaniini https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/w/index.php?title=Ppc64le&diff=13208 2017-03-29T19:27:33Z

<p>Kaniini: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is used to describe the ppc64le port.<br /> <br /> == Testing (for developers) ==<br /> <br /> The hosting sponsor for the ppc64le port operate a miniCloud service which will provide Alpine ppc64le images for testing. For more information, google &quot;openpower minicloud&quot; (I would include a link but our wiki software is too paranoid apparently. that's cool.)<br /> <br /> == Hardware ==<br /> <br /> You can buy POWER8 hardware from IBM or other vendors, the IBM S812LC server is reasonably price competitive to similar x86 servers and fully supported by the ppc64le port.<br /> <br /> (todo: it would be nice to have a list of server/workstations you can buy other than the IBM S812LC)<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> TODO<br /> <br /> == Archive status ==<br /> <br /> Initial bringup on builders.<br /> <br /> Missing packages:<br /> <br /> '''main'''<br /> <br /> aiccu<br /> apg<br /> cmocka<br /> collectd<br /> compiler-rt<br /> freeswitch<br /> gdb<br /> libgsasl<br /> libquvi-scripts<br /> linux-vanilla<br /> lua-xml<br /> luajit<br /> nagios-plugins<br /> ncftp(*)<br /> opensmtpd<br /> php5<br /> pmacct<br /> py-curl<br /> py-imaging<br /> qemu<br /> ser2net<br /> smokeping(*)<br /> strace<br /> valgrind<br /> weechat<br /> xf86-video-rendition<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Testing''':<br /> <br /> afl<br /> aqbanking<br /> audit<br /> captagent<br /> corkscrew<br /> dante<br /> dash<br /> drawterm<br /> dspam<br /> etckeeper<br /> exim<br /> grub<br /> hitch<br /> jpegoptim<br /> libcypher-parser<br /> libgnomecanvas<br /> libmhash<br /> lldb<br /> lxappearance-obconf<br /> mlocate<br /> mxml<br /> ndctl<br /> opensips<br /> ossec-hids<br /> perl-autobox<br /> perl-www-curl<br /> py-flake8-class<br /> py-sphinxcontrib-programoutput<br /> qperf<br /> rapidjson<br /> silc-client<br /> slrn<br /> thermald<br /> timew<br /> w_scan<br /> wmi-client<br /> xbps<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Community''':<br /> <br /> cfengine(fixed)<br /> chicken<br /> geany-plugins(*)<br /> gns3-server<br /> go-bootstrap<br /> irssi-xmpp<br /> libevhtp<br /> libtermkey<br /> makepasswd(fixed)<br /> monitoring-plugins<br /> mumudvb<br /> nodejs-current<br /> obnam<br /> ocaml<br /> openblas<br /> openjdk7<br /> openlibm<br /> perl-data-denter<br /> perl-log-dispatch-config<br /> perl-term-progressbar<br /> psmisc<br /> py-greenlet<br /> py-pygit2<br /> py-sphinx-autobuild<br /> raptor2<br /> shadow<br /> vigra(fixed)</div>

Kaniini https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/w/index.php?title=Ppc64le&diff=13207 2017-03-29T19:25:44Z

<p>Kaniini: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is used to describe the ppc64le port.<br /> <br /> == Testing (for developers) ==<br /> <br /> The hosting sponsor for the ppc64le port operate a miniCloud service which will provide Alpine ppc64le images for testing. For more information, google &quot;openpower minicloud&quot; (I would include a link but our wiki software is too paranoid apparently. that's cool.)<br /> <br /> == Hardware ==<br /> <br /> You can buy POWER8 hardware from IBM or other vendors, the IBM S812LC server is reasonably price competitive to similar x86 servers and fully supported by the ppc64le port.<br /> <br /> (todo: it would be nice to have a list of server/workstations you can buy other than the IBM S812LC)<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> TODO<br /> <br /> == Archive status ==<br /> <br /> Initial bringup on builders.<br /> <br /> Missing packages:<br /> <br /> '''main'''<br /> <br /> aiccu<br /> apg<br /> cmocka<br /> collectd<br /> compiler-rt<br /> freeswitch<br /> garcon<br /> gdb<br /> libgsasl<br /> libquvi-scripts<br /> linux-vanilla<br /> lua-xml<br /> luajit<br /> nagios-plugins<br /> ncftp(*)<br /> opensmtpd<br /> perl-carp-clan<br /> php5<br /> pmacct<br /> py-curl<br /> py-imaging<br /> qemu<br /> ser2net<br /> smokeping(*)<br /> strace<br /> valgrind<br /> weechat<br /> xf86-video-rendition<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Testing''':<br /> <br /> afl<br /> aqbanking<br /> audit<br /> captagent<br /> corkscrew<br /> dante<br /> dash<br /> drawterm<br /> dspam<br /> etckeeper<br /> exim<br /> grub<br /> hitch<br /> jpegoptim<br /> libcypher-parser<br /> libgnomecanvas<br /> libmhash<br /> lldb<br /> lxappearance-obconf<br /> mlocate<br /> mxml<br /> ndctl<br /> opensips<br /> ossec-hids<br /> perl-autobox<br /> perl-www-curl<br /> py-flake8-class<br /> py-sphinxcontrib-programoutput<br /> qperf<br /> rapidjson<br /> silc-client<br /> slrn<br /> thermald<br /> timew<br /> w_scan<br /> wmi-client<br /> xbps<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Community''':<br /> <br /> cfengine(fixed)<br /> chicken<br /> geany-plugins(*)<br /> gns3-server<br /> go-bootstrap<br /> irssi-xmpp<br /> libevhtp<br /> libtermkey<br /> makepasswd(fixed)<br /> monitoring-plugins<br /> mumudvb<br /> nodejs-current<br /> obnam<br /> ocaml<br /> openblas<br /> openjdk7<br /> openlibm<br /> perl-data-denter<br /> perl-log-dispatch-config<br /> perl-term-progressbar<br /> psmisc<br /> py-greenlet<br /> py-pygit2<br /> py-sphinx-autobuild<br /> raptor2<br /> shadow<br /> vigra(fixed)</div>

Kaniini https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/w/index.php?title=Ppc64le&diff=13206 2017-03-29T19:25:15Z

<p>Kaniini: </p> <hr /> <div>This page is used to describe the ppc64le port.<br /> <br /> == Testing (for developers) ==<br /> <br /> The hosting sponsor for the ppc64le port operate a miniCloud service which will provide Alpine ppc64le images for testing. For more information, google &quot;openpower minicloud&quot; (I would include a link but our wiki software is too paranoid apparently. that's cool.)<br /> <br /> == Hardware ==<br /> <br /> You can buy POWER8 hardware from IBM or other vendors, the IBM S812LC server is reasonably price competitive to similar x86 servers and fully supported by the ppc64le port.<br /> <br /> (todo: it would be nice to have a list of server/workstations you can buy other than the IBM S812LC)<br /> <br /> == Archive status ==<br /> <br /> Initial bringup on builders.<br /> <br /> Missing packages:<br /> <br /> '''main'''<br /> <br /> aiccu<br /> apg<br /> cmocka<br /> collectd<br /> compiler-rt<br /> freeswitch<br /> garcon<br /> gdb<br /> libgsasl<br /> libquvi-scripts<br /> linux-vanilla<br /> lua-xml<br /> luajit<br /> nagios-plugins<br /> ncftp(*)<br /> opensmtpd<br /> perl-carp-clan<br /> php5<br /> pmacct<br /> py-curl<br /> py-imaging<br /> qemu<br /> ser2net<br /> smokeping(*)<br /> strace<br /> valgrind<br /> weechat<br /> xf86-video-rendition<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Testing''':<br /> <br /> afl<br /> aqbanking<br /> audit<br /> captagent<br /> corkscrew<br /> dante<br /> dash<br /> drawterm<br /> dspam<br /> etckeeper<br /> exim<br /> grub<br /> hitch<br /> jpegoptim<br /> libcypher-parser<br /> libgnomecanvas<br /> libmhash<br /> lldb<br /> lxappearance-obconf<br /> mlocate<br /> mxml<br /> ndctl<br /> opensips<br /> ossec-hids<br /> perl-autobox<br /> perl-www-curl<br /> py-flake8-class<br /> py-sphinxcontrib-programoutput<br /> qperf<br /> rapidjson<br /> silc-client<br /> slrn<br /> thermald<br /> timew<br /> w_scan<br /> wmi-client<br /> xbps<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Community''':<br /> <br /> cfengine(fixed)<br /> chicken<br /> geany-plugins(*)<br /> gns3-server<br /> go-bootstrap<br /> irssi-xmpp<br /> libevhtp<br /> libtermkey<br /> makepasswd(fixed)<br /> monitoring-plugins<br /> mumudvb<br /> nodejs-current<br /> obnam<br /> ocaml<br /> openblas<br /> openjdk7<br /> openlibm<br /> perl-data-denter<br /> perl-log-dispatch-config<br /> perl-term-progressbar<br /> psmisc<br /> py-greenlet<br /> py-pygit2<br /> py-sphinx-autobuild<br /> raptor2<br /> shadow<br /> vigra(fixed)</div>

Kaniini https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/w/index.php?title=Ppc64le&diff=13205 2017-03-29T19:16:20Z

<p>Kaniini: update main package list to what i know it to be</p> <hr /> <div>This page is used to describe the ppc64le port.<br /> <br /> Missing packages:<br /> <br /> '''main'''<br /> <br /> aiccu<br /> apg<br /> cmocka<br /> collectd<br /> compiler-rt<br /> freeswitch<br /> garcon<br /> gdb<br /> libgsasl<br /> libquvi-scripts<br /> linux-vanilla<br /> lua-xml<br /> luajit<br /> nagios-plugins<br /> ncftp(*)<br /> opensmtpd<br /> perl-carp-clan<br /> php5<br /> pmacct<br /> py-curl<br /> py-imaging<br /> qemu<br /> ser2net<br /> smokeping(*)<br /> strace<br /> valgrind<br /> weechat<br /> xf86-video-rendition<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Testing''':<br /> <br /> afl<br /> aqbanking<br /> audit<br /> captagent<br /> corkscrew<br /> dante<br /> dash<br /> drawterm<br /> dspam<br /> etckeeper<br /> exim<br /> grub<br /> hitch<br /> jpegoptim<br /> libcypher-parser<br /> libgnomecanvas<br /> libmhash<br /> lldb<br /> lxappearance-obconf<br /> mlocate<br /> mxml<br /> ndctl<br /> opensips<br /> ossec-hids<br /> perl-autobox<br /> perl-www-curl<br /> py-flake8-class<br /> py-sphinxcontrib-programoutput<br /> qperf<br /> rapidjson<br /> silc-client<br /> slrn<br /> thermald<br /> timew<br /> w_scan<br /> wmi-client<br /> xbps<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Community''':<br /> <br /> cfengine(fixed)<br /> chicken<br /> geany-plugins(*)<br /> gns3-server<br /> go-bootstrap<br /> irssi-xmpp<br /> libevhtp<br /> libtermkey<br /> makepasswd(fixed)<br /> monitoring-plugins<br /> mumudvb<br /> nodejs-current<br /> obnam<br /> ocaml<br /> openblas<br /> openjdk7<br /> openlibm<br /> perl-data-denter<br /> perl-log-dispatch-config<br /> perl-term-progressbar<br /> psmisc<br /> py-greenlet<br /> py-pygit2<br /> py-sphinx-autobuild<br /> raptor2<br /> shadow<br /> vigra(fixed)</div>

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