Damiano Donati

Hey @liwde gokrazy officially supports only Raspberry Pi 3 and greater. Raspberry Pi 1 is not officially supported and its support is instead a community effort at: https://github.com/gokrazy-community so this...

Hey @andig I'm using qemu to emulate various hardware devices (amd64, arm64, ...) on which I test the final gokrazy instance bundle. You can find that setup here: https://github.com/damdo/gokrazy-on-qemu

Yes I'm running it within Vagrant but that's because of how my dev setup is defined (as code). You should be able to run qemu natively on macOS if you...

Hey @andig, I've updated https://github.com/damdo/gokrazy-on-qemu You can now run qemu natively on both macOS and Linux directly without needing Vagrant. I recorded a video where I show how I run...

Oh yes that might happen! When I put together the scripts I didn't take into account The new M1 Macs (arm64) (I have an amd64 one), so we might need...

@andig [This PR ](https://github.com/damdo/gokrazy-on-qemu/pull/1) should make things more flexible to support macOS `arm64`. Let me know if this works for you. Thanks

> Cool stuff! Maybe we should add a userguide article to explain how to use this (similar to the video, but in textual form)? @damdo, would you be up for...

@andig > The run part is definitely unique- if that could be part of a gok test command… Yes, that could be interesting. For now I'm trying to create a...

Hey @andig so here is the prototype of the cli tool I was working on. It's mainly a way to test gokrazy instances before deploying them on real hardware, but...

Interesting. I think this would somehow "morph" the assumption we have around full declarativeness of the gokrazy configuration, rendering for example the SBOM incomplete (as the SBOM generator wouldn't be...