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Subject: I now have access to a Rock64-4GB (Rock64_V2.0 board); I hope to put
 FreeBSD on it someday
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As of today I have access to a Rock64-4GB (Rock64_V2.0
board).

I've seen at least one reference to Rock64 being used
to test something checked in. So, my hope is that at
some point the Rock64 will be supported in a publicly
documented manor for how to set it up for booting
FreeBSD head. Then I will set it up for such.

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Mark Millard
markmi at dsl-only.net