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Tl;dr: it boots OpenBSD successfully already, so getting Linux to run can't be that hard even though mainline support is obviously not here yet. Someone will figure out how to boot a Linux kernel on this, probably the PostmarketOS or Asahi folks.


Mainline support is available, we are missing the device tree blobs for this specific unit. OpenBSD AFAIK boots in APCI mode so doesn't require them.


So Linux ought to boot on this hardware if acpi=force (documented at https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/arm64/arm-acpi.html ) is used?




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