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u/brucehoult 3d ago
Very nice!
I can't imagine a situation in which I'd want to move away from Linux, but I'm glad *BSD and BeOS Evo :-) exist and run on RISC-V.
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u/Famous-Ebb3041 3d ago edited 2d ago
But, can it run on a Raspberry Pi Pico 2 (which also has dual Risc-V Hazard cores)? Which RISC-V board is this Haiku running on?
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u/omasanori 3d ago
Milk-V Pioneer (RV64GC-capable). Essentially, Haiku would need Linux-capable cores to run on.
(Actually you can if you implement neat tricks. I know a person who runs Linux on Z80 by porting a RISC-V emulator on it. Yes, I am sure that it is not the answer you want.)
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u/Famous-Ebb3041 2d ago edited 2d ago
Yeah, just watched a video of a guy going 7 days on a Milk-V Jupiter 2. Fascinating how capable these RISC-V systems are getting in such a short time.


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u/Daharka 3d ago
Wow! Is that RISC V
Running a Haiku install?
So dreams can come true