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- 1Two ARM64 compiler bugs in GCC and Rust hit curl▼Two ARM64-specific compiler optimization bugs, in GCC 15/16 and Rust, hit curl
Curl maintainer Daniel Stenberg has flagged two ARM64-specific compiler optimization bugs affecting the popular data transfer tool, one involving GCC 15/16 and one in Rust code. The optimizations produce broken output on aarch64 targets, prompting discussion among developers about compiler correctness, testing coverage on ARM64, and how widely deployed builds may be affected.
- 2Archinstall 4.5 Brings AArch64 Support to Arch Linux Installer●# Archinstall 4.5 Arch Linux Installer Adds AArch64 Support for GRUB and Limine EFI Installations and Many Other Changes
Archinstall 4.5, the guided installer for Arch Linux, has been released with AArch64 support for GRUB and Limine EFI installations, alongside a range of other changes. The update makes it easier to set up Arch Linux on 64-bit ARM hardware using popular bootloaders, a step forward for ARM-based devices and single-board computers running the distribution.
- 3Archinstall 4.5 Brings AArch64 and RT Kernel Upgrades to Arch Linux▼Phoronix: Archinstall 4.5 For Arch Linux Brings AArch64 Improvements, RT Kernel Options https://www. phoronix.com/news/A
Archinstall 4.5, the guided installer for Arch Linux, has been released with improved support for AArch64 (64-bit ARM) systems and new real-time kernel options. Linux enthusiasts are sharing the news, pointing to the update as a step forward for installing Arch on ARM hardware and for users who need low-latency real-time kernels.
- 4Archinstall 4.5 brings better ARM installs and RT kernels●Archinstall 4.5 improves AArch64 installations with GRUB and Limine EFI support, adds RT kernel variants, and delivers s
Arch Linux's guided installer, Archinstall, has released version 4.5. The update improves AArch64 installations by adding GRUB and Limine EFI boot support, introduces real-time (RT) kernel variants, and includes several installer fixes. The release is being noted by Linux and open-source watchers as a meaningful step for ARM-based Arch setups.