@Igor wrote about upcoming Muse Pi Pro (a SpacemiT K1 board). Orange Pi RV2 features a "Ky X1" SoC which may be a variant of the SpacemiT SoC and at least similar to the already compile-able Banana Pi F3 board.
However, Xunlong seems to be serious about the differences, since the published patch sets on github.com/orangepi-xunlong to kernel and u-boot have a GPL-2 copyright notice, stating
I expect my RV2 arriving tomorrow. Thus, it would be very appreciated if support for this board pops up in time 😉 Otherwise I may try my luck with adding Armbian support on my own (without expecting success soon). For clarification, I compiled a list of RISC-V64 boards currently available:
Banana Pi F3, runs on SpacemiT K1 8-core X60 RISV-V@1.5?
(2 TOPS NPU, 2x1 Gbit, M.2@m, mPCIe, eMMC@soldered, SD/TF)
Orange Pi RV, runs on StarFive JH 7110 4-core RISC-V@1.5
(1x1 Gbit, M.2@m, SD/TF, SPI-flash)
Orange Pi RV2, runs on Ky X1, 8-core RISC-V@1.5, variant of SpacemiT K1?
(2 TOPS NPU, 2x1 Gbit, M.2@m2280, M.2@m2230, SD/TF, eMMC@socket, SPI-flash)
Muse Pi Pro runs on overclocked SpacemiT K1 8-core X60 RISC-V@1.8
(2 TOPS NPU, 1x1 Gbit, M.2@m, mPCIe, eMMC@soldered, SPI-flash)
Best // Sven-Ola
