slarm64 (aarch64 unofficial slackware)
 

original project Stuart Winter
binary packages aarch64 packages
project link

I don't know why my name inherited two "a"'s but I've been called worse ;-)

Good work and I'll keep merging in your build script patches as and when I get to them; but please note that this is not an official port - only Patrick can decide what receives the "Slackware" label.

sorry i fixed it

yes, of course Patrick lets decide, I just want to get support for aarch64 architecture

mini root only for testing (not all packages from the original miniroot)
http://dl.fail.pp.ua/slackware/minir...17_details.txt
http://dl.fail.pp.ua/slackware/minir...06Sep17.tar.xz

Stuarta Wintera, sounds like a GoT character. Suits you, Ser! Probably a good thing your name isn't Paul. :P

Then we share an interest and a common goal.

Very good work. I shall look forward to testing your aarch64 miniroot as time permits.

update mini root, only for testing
http://dl.fail.pp.ua/slackware/minir...17_details.txt
http://dl.fail.pp.ua/slackware/minir...10Sep17.tar.xz

Tested, this mini root normally loads the base system

wrote a script for the assembly with the original SlackBuild scripts, where you will need to add specific patches and mp...
original_build_scripts
aarch64_build_kit

updated miniroot aarch64, corresponds to miniroot arm
http://dl.fail.pp.ua/slackware/minir...17_details.txt
http://dl.fail.pp.ua/slackware/minir...03Oct17.tar.xz

run Xorg -> XFCE -> GIMP

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Is this project endorsed by Stuart Winter or is it like Slamd64 in its time ?

Was it cross-compiled from scratch ?

The latter. I like seeing the community developments, but under the 'Slackware' name, I cannot endorse anything other than my own work.
Slackware ARM was previously called 'ARMedslack' for many years because it was not an official port.

Without attempting to be Patrick's mouth piece, just as no other Linux distribution or company would permit it, I know that he does not tend to favorably respond to his own brand name being used without his approval.
The project needs a new name until such a time that Patrick endorses it.

originally planned to make changes to the current project Stuart Winter, but then decided to take the original scripts and, if necessary, make patches to them

no it's not cross-compiled direct compilation on the aarch64 motherboard by the donor at the beginning served as the distribution crux

agree, let it be slarm64

^ i think you also need to change the links in your first post, and maybe the thread title too.

So, if I understand correctly, the Pi3 supports aarch64? Or is this on a different type of hardware?

yes it does support