In today's video I test the SiFive HiFive Premier P550, the fastest RISC-V development board I've used. ESWIN made a special case for this Mini-DTX board (like Mini ITX but a slight bit wider), and the board already has tons of the hardware working in Ubuntu, Debian, & Fedora

I'm working on Intel Arc GPU support on Raspberry Pi — to do that, I recompile the Linux kernel (sometimes multiple times per day!) I finally made a video showing how *I* recompile Linux:

Resigning as Asahi Linux project lead

Sad to see this, burnout is a scourge on almost all worthwhile software projects, and especially in open source. This is why I have no shame in saying no as a default:

Just Say No | Jeff Geerling

I got The Witcher 3 running on RISC-V Linux... just don't look too closely at the fps!

Build Box64 with Box32 for X86 emulation on RISC-V Linux

Build Box64 with Box32 for X86 emulation on RISC-V Linux | Jeff Geerling

Two new AMD-powered NASes arrived; features like ECC RAM and a fully-upgradable CPU and Mini ITX motherboard are here. In today's video I take a closer look at the 45Drives 45Homelab HL4, and the ASUSTOR Lockerstor 6 Gen 3:

I hate to post this, but Don Hui (Novaspirit Tech) passed away yesterday. Very brief video about it here: — his family requested donations to his son Zachery's 529 college fund: 1. Go to Ugift529.com. 2. Enter the Ugift code: A2J-Z98 3. Enter your name and the amount of your gift. 4. Make your gift via EFT or check RIP, we miss you Don!

Just solved a problem with a regular expression. Now I'm waiting to see what two new problems pop up in its place.

Observations from video going viral about AI/LLM-related tech: - Many people don't understand that 'AI' and 'NPU' chips that can barely run tiny models can't accelerate giant 10+ GB LLM models - Many people have no clue you can run AI models offline / self-hosted