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[Question] How different are Qualcomm ARM architecture than Apple M chips? And can this project be transalated used on those machines too? #129

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ksajan opened this issue Jul 7, 2024 · 2 comments

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ksajan commented Jul 7, 2024

Given that both architectures follow the ARM base, would it be feasible to port or directly use most of the codebase from Asahi on XElite Qualcomm-based Windows PCs?

Thank you for the incredible work you are doing. I greatly admire your efforts and hope to contribute to this project in any way possible.

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Generic aarch64 platform support is already provided by the linux kernel.

The Asahi project exists to add apple-hardware-specific support, with the aim of getting patches upstreamed into the mainline kernel.

Qualcomm has already announced their own intention to upstream kernel support for the X Elite https://www.qualcomm.com/developer/blog/2024/05/upstreaming-linux-kernel-support-for-the-snapdragon-x-elite, so (assuming their support is adequate) no such 3rd-party project is needed.

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ksajan commented Jul 7, 2024

oh okay! Sorry for the stupid question.

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