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Preliminary ARM64 IoT Core BSP
This adds two new BSPs: RPi3.ARM64 and RPi4.ARM64.
Currently they require UEFI firmware from PFTF to be manually added to bspfiles/RPix.ARM64/Packages/RPi.BootFirmware before exporting the BSP.
Also the proprietary USB and LAN drivers for Pi3 are not included, and have to be manually added.
A special INF file, rpirshub3.inf, is added to bring up XHCI on Pi 4 on Windows builds <= RS5.
Check out https://github.com/driver1998/windows-drivers/blob/arm64-iot/IOTARM64.md for more details.
Current Status:
| Features | Pi 3 | Pi 4 |
|---|---|---|
| WiFi | ❌ | ❌ |
| Bluetooth | ❓ | ❓ |
| UART | ✔ | ❓ |
| LAN | ✔(1) | ❌ (1) |
| Rear USB | ✔ | ✔ |
| USB-C OTG | N/A | ✔ (2) |
| GPIO | ✔ | ✔ |
| I2C | ✔(3) | ✔ (3) |
| SPI | ✔(3) | ✔ (3) |
| Mailbox | ✔ | ✔ |
| PWM | ❓(4) | ❓ |
| Audio Jack | ❓(4) | ❓ |
| HDMI Audio | ❓ | ❓ |
- LAN95xx/LAN78xx on Pi 3 requires Microchip driver, GENET does not work on IoT Core. USB LAN Adapter works but you'll need to provide your own drivers.
- Will work if you limit RAM to 1GB
- Will only work if you modify ACPI to use the old, Microsoft-specific MsftFunctionConfig resources to describe pin muxing, instead of the new, standard PinFunction used in upstream EDK2 nowadays (I doubt a patch to revert this change will ever be merged)
- Untested, hopefully they are not affected by PinFunction issues.
Will only work if you modify ACPI to use the old, Microsoft-specific MsftFunctionConfig resources to describe pin muxing
I doubt a patch to revert this change will ever be merged
While trying to upstream a revert patch does not make much sense, one can try to make a patch that will allow to switch between MS-specific function and the standard PinFunction which is used by default now.
The switch can be then added to the UEFI setup application.