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| - | ====== | + | :!: As part of %%FreeBSD%%'s [[DeprecationPlan# |
| - | The current | + | There was once a %%FreeBSD%%/ |
| ===== MIPS32 ===== | ===== MIPS32 ===== | ||
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| There are a variety of MIPS32 platforms supported. | There are a variety of MIPS32 platforms supported. | ||
| - | The most popular / tested is the [[AtherosMIPS|Atheros MIPS]] SoCs. | + | The most popular / tested is the [[AtherosMIPS|Atheros MIPS]] |
| The CPU families in question (in 32-bit mode): | The CPU families in question (in 32-bit mode): | ||
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| Specific boards (non-exhaustive): | Specific boards (non-exhaustive): | ||
| - | * [[FreeBSD/mips/ | + | * [[mips/ |
| - | * [[FreeBSD/mips/UBNT-RouterStationPro|Ubiquiti Networks Router-Station Pro (AR7161)]] | + | * [[mips/ |
| - | * [[FreeBSD/mips/ | + | * [[mips/ |
| - | * [[FreeBSD/mips/ | + | * [[mips/ |
| * Mikrotik %%RouterBoard%% RB450G | * Mikrotik %%RouterBoard%% RB450G | ||
| * Alfa Networks Hornet UB (AR933x) | * Alfa Networks Hornet UB (AR933x) | ||
| - | * [[FreeBSD/mips/ | + | * [[mips/ |
| + | * D-Link DIR-655 (QCA9558) | ||
| * Atheros PB44, PB47, AP94, AP96 reference designs (AR7161) | * Atheros PB44, PB47, AP94, AP96 reference designs (AR7161) | ||
| * Atheros DB120 reference design (AR9344) | * Atheros DB120 reference design (AR9344) | ||
| - | * [[FreeBSD/mips/ | + | * [[mips/ |
| - | * [[FreeBSD/mips/ | + | * [[mips/ |
| - | * [[FreeBSD/mips/ | + | * [[mips/ |
| + | * Atheros AP135 reference design (QCA9558) | ||
| + | * [[mips/ | ||
| + | * [[mips/ | ||
| - | May other devices have an AR71xx, AR724x, AR91xx, AR933x, AR934x in them. Any of those boards will work - provided enough RAM (32MB) and flash (8MB) is available to run %%FreeBSD%%-HEAD. | + | May other devices have an AR71xx, AR724x, AR91xx, AR933x, AR934x, QCA955x |
| * Ralink RT305xF systems | * Ralink RT305xF systems | ||
| - | * Malta (may also work in 64-bit mode; unknown if 64-bit kernels have been tested with an emulator or real hardware) | + | * Malta (32 and 64 bit emulation) |
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| + | ===== MIPS 64 based ===== | ||
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| + | * BERI ([[http:// | ||
| ===== Octeon-based ===== | ===== Octeon-based ===== | ||
| - | **See [[FreeBSD/mips/ | + | **See [[mips/ |
| ===== NetLogic ===== | ===== NetLogic ===== | ||
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| ===== Emulation ===== | ===== Emulation ===== | ||
| - | The 32-bit and 64-bit MIPS platforms (both big and little endian) can be tested under various emulator environments. Please see [[FreeBSD/MipsEmulation]] for further information. | + | The 32-bit and 64-bit MIPS platforms (both big and little endian) can be tested under various emulator environments. Please see [[MipsEmulation]] for further information. |
| ===== Building FreeBSD/ | ===== Building FreeBSD/ | ||
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| A very simple (and perhaps out of date) overview can be found here - [[FreeBSD/ | A very simple (and perhaps out of date) overview can be found here - [[FreeBSD/ | ||
| - | AdrianChadd has built a set of build scripts to build MIPS/ARM access point images: [[https://code.google.com/p/ | + | AdrianChadd has built a set of build scripts to build MIPS/ARM access point images: [[https://github.com/freebsd/ |
| ===== Related articles ===== | ===== Related articles ===== | ||
| - | [[FreeBSD/mips/ | + | [[mips/ |
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| + | ===== External links ===== | ||
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| + | * [[https:// | ||
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| + | {{tag> | ||