It is running. And history is made today, June 2nd, 2026. A couple of things I’m pretty certain: For more technical details, please see this github repo. I must confess – without claude.ai, this porting would be impossible. When I got some time, I will add some details on the whole journey.
Claude Code is damn powerful! But if you want to install it on RISC-V Linux hosts via the official installer script, you will be greeted with some cold rejection! Below is the workaround method, tested on LicheePi 4A board:
I have playing with WSL2 (Ubuntu 24.04) and toying with idea maybe it can become my primary linux dev environment and replace the cumbersome vmware player setup. One hiccup I had yesterday was that I could not ssh into wsl2. And apparently even with powerful AI agent (Gemini in this case) I...
Android Cuttlefish has made a lot of progress since last time I have messed with them (about 5, 6 years ago!) For example, arm64 host is now supported. WebRTC is finally working. However, certain things are still pretty hideous. Docs are scattered around. Info are hard to find. Simply running a...
I just realized today that the default docker.io package from Ubuntu is seriously limited, compared with the one provided by Docker Inc with their docker-ce (community edition). For example, with the following Dockerfile, the Ubuntu’s version of docker would build all intermediate stages,...
The system is Minisforum MS-01 mini PC. I have installed 96GB Crucial DDR5 5600 RAM and Samsung 4TB 990 Pro SSD. OS is Ubuntu 24.04. I9-13900H has 6 performance cores with up to 5.4GHz freqency and 8 efficient cores with up to 4.1GHz frequency. Additionally the performance cores can be configured...
I need to install the latest gcc on an old ARM64 board, which runs Debian 11 Bullseye. Straightforward of running “sudo apt install g++-14” won’t find the package. And Internet search does not lead to a simple answer either. There deserves a post.