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  Re: initial import of riscv support
  By: ct to GitLab note in main/sbbs on Fri Nov 07 2025 01:52 pm

 > @rswindell @Deuce thanks for accepting the submission; I was out of pocket
 > there for a couple weeks - life stuff. Is there anything else that needed to
 > be done or something I should keep in mind for the future? I'm working on
 > something a little more substantial as a contribution.

Nah, you just did the merge request when the CI was failing, so I just needed
to rebase it so CI would pass.

The only reason it took so long is were were waiting for you to do the
rebase... once I got tired of waiting, I just pushed a couple buttons and it
was good. :D

If you're actually getting Synchronet running on RISC-V, but keeping it
private, it would be good to give Digital Man access... he is most sentitive
to how Synchronet is supposed to work, so he'll notice things most people
wouldn't.

If you port Synchronet to RISC-V *and* have one sitting around that can take a
reasonable load, it would be good to have gitlab-runner running on it and
having it be part of the CI pipeline, but that's a big ask from what hardware
is out there right now.
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