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3 1.1 dholland NetBSD Ports Roadmap
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6 1.1 dholland This roadmap covers ports and port-specific issues, and also bus-level
7 1.1 dholland material even if it's not strictly port-specific.
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9 1.1 dholland The following elements, projects, and goals are considered strategic
10 1.1 dholland priorities for the project:
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12 1.6.4.1 christos 0. DRMKMS update
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14 1.1 dholland The following elements, projects, and goals are not strategic
15 1.1 dholland priorities but are still important undertakings worth doing:
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17 1.6.4.1 christos 1. riscv and/or or1k ports
18 1.6.4.1 christos 2. cheri port
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20 1.1 dholland The following elements, projects, and goals are perhaps less pressing;
21 1.1 dholland this doesn't mean one shouldn't work on them but the expected payoff
22 1.1 dholland is perhaps less than for other things:
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24 1.3 dholland [none presently]
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27 1.1 dholland Explanations
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30 1.6.4.1 christos 0. DRMKMS update
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32 1.6.4.1 christos The DRM drivers get old with time. The current drivers are from Linux 3.15,
33 1.6.4.1 christos having a newer version would be nice.
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35 1.6.4.1 christos - As of July 2018, maya is working on this.
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37 1.6.4.1 christos 1. riscv and/or or1k ports
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39 1.1 dholland We have some riscv code and a bit of or1k code, but neither is done.
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41 1.6.4.1 christos - As of July 2018, zmcgrew is working on riscv in a separate repository
42 1.6.4.1 christos https://github.com/zmcgrew/src/tree/riscv
43 1.6.4.1 christos Nobody is working on or1k.
44 1.1 dholland - Contact matt@ for further information.
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47 1.6.4.1 christos 2. cheri port
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49 1.2 reinoud http://cheri-cpu.org
50 1.1 dholland There are a number of reasons to tackle this; it will serve as a code
51 1.1 dholland quality lever. Also there's already a FreeBSD port to steal from.
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