how to startxfce4？gpu driver is not work？thanks
I don’t know. as I mentioned that I planed to use this image as a home server, not for GUI, I don’t focus on trying to make it able to run X or Wayland.
thanks lot ,it`s so exciting 
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You are welcome to try anyway. 
Would you consider packaging the kernel you build into a linux-vf2 PKGBUILD, ideally built by https://riscv.mirror.pkgbuild.com (so that it ends up managed by pacman as well)?
No, I considered my custom kernel as an extremely experimental. Very unstable actually. I would left this kind of stuffs in a professional hand.
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Thanks for the great work! I’ll try asap when my board arrive next week. I’m so exited for start porting packages to riscv64 in arch
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Update: I had said that cwt6 would be released last week, but my health was not good and I am still recovering. During the past week, I tested many configurations for the new kernel from VF2_v2.8.0 and found some flaws in cwt5 that prevent it from booting the Debian Image 69 . I think this is because the initrd was created using mkinitcpio on Arch Linux. I will attempt to fix this with the new image.
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For information on porting packages to RISC-V 64-bit architecture, you may want to join this room on Matrix. Felixonmars is the maintainer of https://archriscv.felixc.at/ and the RISC-V 64-bit port.
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Nerwork seems not working on my side… network manager complains about things like: dhcp4 timeout. Cwt5 works fine for me though.
hmm… I will check it tomorrow. thanks for report.
@LeoHa I just make a quick check, there shouldn’t be any NetworkManager related config that was added or removed from cwt5. Could you try again?
Is there a kernel-only tarball for cwt6?
Will upload them tomorrow.
Consider a tarball version, for those of us who’d use different storage (like different filesystem on luks2 on NVMe).
NM logs here: https://fars.ee/9e1C
dmesg here: https://fars.ee/yBVq
There will be an ipv6 address after a while, but no ipv4 whatsoever.
If you need other information, please let me know.
(Seems to be a driver issue?)
(Also, if I try to mount some drives, it will spit out errors relating to fstab.)
Oh! you’re using port on the left? I never test it because according to spec of revision “A”, it’s just 100 Mbit/s. Could you try using port on the right?
The same. Tried reflashing sd card, rebooting router, different ports, still nothing 
ok, after I finish building my testing kernel, I will test both ports on my board on difference network switches and port speed.
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@und Kernels with modules and patch files for patching the v2.8.0 source are uploaded to my Google Drive and Naver MyBox.