ARM/MIPS packages built through QEMU user-mode emulation.

[Konrad Witaszczyk]

Hi,

The FreeBSD Wiki [1] describes an infrastructure needed to build 
packages through emulation using QEMU user-mode for 32-bit and 64-bit 
MIPS and ARM architectures. Unfortunately, I could not find any 
information what ports could be successfully built with this approach.

Does anyone know if there was any attempt to build all ports to see what 
could be built with QEMU user-mode and if there are any statistics of 
such experiment?

I would like to use QEMU user-mode to build packages for RISC-V and any 
prior results would be helpful to make a list of ports to start my 
experiments with.

[1] https://wiki.freebsd.org/Ports/BuildingPackagesThroughEmulation


Konrad

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