openSUSE:Supported ARM boards

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Release supported platforms

AArch64: Any AArch64 platform with a standard UEFI boot environment are supported. Below are some pages sorted by SoC type:
- Actions Semi: CubieBoard7
- Allwinner: Pine64, etc.
- AMD: Softiron Overdrive 1000, AMD Seattle
- Amlogic: LibreComputer Lafrite/LePotato, Khadas Vim, Odroid N2/C2
- Ampere: eMag, Altra
- Applied Micro: APM Mustang, HP Moonshot m400
- Arm: N1SDP
- Broadcom: Raspberry Pi 3, Pi4, Pi400
- Graviton: AWS A1, AWS M6g
- HiSilicon: D05, Hikey, Hikey960, Hikey970, etc.
- Marvell: MACCHIATObin, ThunderX, ThunderX2, etc.
- Mediatek: MediaTek X20
- Nvidia: Tegra Jetson Nano, etc.
- NXP: HoneyComb, ClearFog CX
- Qualcomm: DragonBoard410c, Thinkpad X13s, etc.
- Realtek: BananaPi M4/W2, etc.
- Rockchip: Rock64, Pinebook Pro, etc.
- Xilinx: ZynqMP, Ultra96, etc.

ARMv7:
- Actions Semi: CubieBoard6, etc.
- Allwinner: BananaPi, Cubie Board, OLinuXino, Orange Pi Zero, Pine64, etc.
- Amlogic: Odroid C1
- Arm: Versatile Express
- Broadcom: Raspberry Pi 2
- Exynos: Arndale, Chromebook
- Intel (formerly Altera): Stratix or Cyclone V FPGA/SoC, such as DE0-Nano
- Marvell: Clearfog, Turris Omnia
- Mediatek: GeekForce, Rho Board
- Nvidia: Toshiba AC100/Dynabook AZ
- NXP: CuBox, CuBox-i, Sabre Lite, etc.
- Rockchip: MK808, Tinker board, etc.
- Sunplus: BananaPi F2S
- Texas Instrument: Beagleboard-xM, Beaglebone, Beaglebone Black, Pandaboard, etc.
- Unisoc/RDA: Orange Pi i96, Orange Pi 2G-IoT
- Xilinx: Zynq

ARMv6:
- Broadcom: Raspberry Pi 1, Pi Zero (W) (upstream version)

Community supported platforms

Those boards are using a downstream kernel instead of the openSUSE one.

AArch64:
- Pine64 PinePhone

ARMv7:
- Parallella

Platforms needing some work

The following systems are under development.

- Apple: M1 based systems - WIP upstream
- ThinkPadX13s: Lenovo Thinkpad X13s - WIP upstream

Platforms obsolete

All EOL boards are listed in here and removed from the SoC vendor list.

armv9 project

A community project started to rebuild (part of) Tumbleweed for armv9. More information on the following page: armv9_project

Tests on boards

In addition to tests on qemu, openQA perform automated tests on real hardware:

If you want to add your own board, please contact the Arm team (details on Portal:Arm).

See also

ARM