AArch64 support for Raspberry Pi 5

[burningpho3nix]

Does Fedora 41 support Pi5?

[ilikelinux]

Not fully, we can expect it with 6.13 kernel:

Raspberry Pi 5 support on Fedora 40 aarch64?

Something I’ve not been able to find any evidence of is an intention to support Raspberry Pi 5 on Fedora. I believe rpi5-uefi is not quite feature complete yet and the V3D GPU driver for the Pi 5’s BCM2712 SoC is destined for the Linux 6.8 release. Will Fedora 40 aarch64 ship with Linux 6.8? Has there been any project discussion on rolling a Fedora aarch64 image to support the Pi5? Any discussion and insight appreciated

Fedora on Raspberry pi 5

hello - i bought a new raspberry pi 5 and was thinking of putting fedora on it, but after doing some research, it looks like there’s a special version for the pi? i’m guessing because it’s ARM and not x86? not really a big problem, if it works well. the screen shot i saw in one of the articles showed an odd looking DE. thought it was GNOME, but it might’ve been KDE. i’d like to have consistency between my laptop and desktop - i run Fedora 39 on my laptop and was going to have the pi set up as m…

I got Fedora 40 working on my Raspberry Pi 5!

I’ve seen lots of “Ask Fedoras” about getting Fedora on an RPI 5, as I researched ever since getting my Pi 5. As you know, it is not officially supported thanks to the lack of RPI 5 support in the kernel. Thanks to dwrobel’s copr (hence the tag), I was able to boot it up and it works, besides the resolution lock and other things (which have been driving me insane) it works perfectly fine. WiFi works, most things work. Here’s the links you can use: Copr: dwrobel/kernel-rpi Copr Github: GitHub -…

[barryascott]

@burningpho3nix

Does Fedora 41 support Pi5?

FYI I have been successful in installing Fedora 41 KDE on RPi 4 (f40 did not work for me).

But as noted RPi5 is a work in progress.