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   * On 32-bit, %%FreeBSD%% supports ARMv6 and ARMv7, termed **arm**, **armv6** and **armv7**, respectively.   * On 32-bit, %%FreeBSD%% supports ARMv6 and ARMv7, termed **arm**, **armv6** and **armv7**, respectively.
-    * Support for ARMv5 was dropped because it was slowing down other development.+  * Support for ARMv5 was dropped because it was slowing down other development.
   * Our 64-bit port is called **arm64** (alternatively, **aarch64**).   * Our 64-bit port is called **arm64** (alternatively, **aarch64**).
  
-Almost all 32-bit implementations are single boards.  Some 64-bit implementations are single boards, but a few are full servers. \\ +Almost all 32-bit implementations are single boards. Some 64-bit implementations are single boards, but a few are full servers. \\ 
 The servers are better [[arm64|documented here]]. The servers are better [[arm64|documented here]].
  
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 ===== SoC Families ===== ===== SoC Families =====
  
-%%FreeBSD%% arm support can be thought of as being related to an !%%SoC%% 'family':+%%FreeBSD%% arm support can be thought of as being related to an %%SoC%% 'family':
  
-  * [[arm/Allwinner|AllWinner and Allwinner64]] +  * [[arm/Allwinner|Allwinner (32-bit and 64-bit)]] 
-  * [[arm/imx6|imx6]] +  * [[arm/imx6|NXP i.MX6 (32-bit)]] 
-  * [[arm/OMAP|omap]]+  * [[arm/OMAP|Texas Instruments OMAP]]
   * [[arm/Raspberry Pi|Raspberry Pi]]   * [[arm/Raspberry Pi|Raspberry Pi]]
-  * [[arm/RockChip|RockChip]]+  * [[arm/RockChip|RockChip (64-bit)]]
   *  <del>[[arm/Kirkwood|Marvell Kirkwood]]</del>  (no longer supported)   *  <del>[[arm/Kirkwood|Marvell Kirkwood]]</del>  (no longer supported)
   * zynq_7000   * zynq_7000
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 Also see [[arm/Build_image_notes|notes about the prebuilt images]]. Also see [[arm/Build_image_notes|notes about the prebuilt images]].
  
-===== Well supported boards =====+===== Well supported SBCs =====
  
 Rule of thumb is that if there's a u-boot port your SBC should work fine for generic use, you may however encounter bugs and some drivers might be missing. \\  Rule of thumb is that if there's a u-boot port your SBC should work fine for generic use, you may however encounter bugs and some drivers might be missing. \\ 
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   * Broadcom BCM2837 (see note below about BCM2711)   * Broadcom BCM2837 (see note below about BCM2711)
   * NXP i.MX6   * NXP i.MX6
-  * Rockchip RK3328/RK3399+  * Rockchip RK3328/RK3399, RK3566 support in early development see %%SoC%%-family page for more information
  
-**Note:** Due to lack of documentation and overall interest by using Broadcom %%SoCs%% your mileage may vary especially Raspberry Pi 4 series and variants compared to other %%SoCs%%. You are likely run into issues for "everyday" usage. \\ +**Note:** Due to lack of documentation and overall interest by using Broadcom %%SoCs%% your mileage may vary especially Raspberry Pi 4 series and variants compared to other listed platforms. You are likely to run into issues for "everyday" usage. \\ 
  
 Not all boards support video output and in such cases serial console is used instead, please refer to [[USB/Peripherals/Serial]] for more information. Not all boards support video output and in such cases serial console is used instead, please refer to [[USB/Peripherals/Serial]] for more information.
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