GhostBSD ARM64 porting from x86 code base (RISC-V in the future??)

NetBSD aarch64 10.0  install on Raspberry Pi 4B,   wahoo it works, Fred!  Well, this is a good accomplishment for May 7th 2024. Installing NetBSD 10.0 on a Raspberry Pi 4B with 8Gigs.     May 7th is also my son Conner Louis Tilley:    7lbs, 7 ounces, born on the 7th of May.  My little triple 7 ( in the next month June of 1995 Boeing announced the Triple Seven, 777 model Dreamliner Airplane ) arrived into my Life,  my son,  Connor Louis Tilley. https://www.facebook.com/connor.tilley.2903   He is a video games developer with Amazon Games When did the Boeing Triple Seven, 777 come out? The Boeing 777 is a family of wide-body twin-engine commercial jet aircraft with variants for both passenger and cargo transportation. The 777 was first flown on June 12, 1994, and commercial service commenced on June 7, 1995. So there are 2 objectives to accomplish when setting up NetBSD 10.0 for a Raspberry Pi 4B.   Download and...

 Otter-Browser  very slow display files, seems file writing,reading has problem. Zink driver missing  set up 3  repositories ,  GhostBSD.conf , PersonalBSD.conf , FreeBSD.conf file installed to /usr/local/etc/pkg/repos/  directory pkg install otter-browser $ otter-browser MESA: error: ZINK: failed to choose pdev glx: failed to create drisw screen failed to load driver: zink ICD default IO error handler doing an exit(), pid = 3014, errno = 35 This is the system that could download 497 binary packages in less than 2 minutes on 1 Gb Ethernet wired connection,  Yet takes 19 hours to install those 497 packages.  No errors reported though.  So where is the system spending its time? System disk test commands to use: diskinfo -c /dev/da0 truss -o test-disk.txt  cp -p junk.txt  junk1.txt             truss -o test-disk2.txt cp -p junk.txt junk2.txt I have had the first instance take a couple seconds to compl...

update March 31, 2024  ARM64 Boot USB Flash Drive,  Hey Buddy can you spare some time? Reference the Cliche,  from the 1930's " Hey Buddy can you spare a dime "  Which was a whole days wages back then.  Enough to buy food to eat for a day.    Start with a used or new fresh USB Flash Drive.    Use a  shell script file to create 3 partitions    Use same shell script file to tar extract 2 .tar.gz files into 2 of the partitions   gpart status  da1   gpart show -lp  /dev/da1 Remove USB Flash Drive,  Insert into Raspberry Pi 4B, 400, 3B .  Watch HDMI screen,  turn on power  and see GhostBSD Script boot up GPT UEFI Partitions placed on a USB Flash Drive 4 GhostBSD CLI commands to understand your disk drive setup  camcontrol devlist   geom disk list  gpart status   gpart show -lp Need Help  use  the Manual command to read more information:  man gpart ;...