# SpacemiT m1 and k1 (Tested on Banana Pi BPI-F3 and Milk-V Jupiter)
- `spacemit-99-update-extlinux.install` can be placed at `/etc/kernel/install.d/99-update-extlinux.install` with permissions `755`to automatically update `/boot/extlinux/extlinux.conf`
- IMPORTANT: Adjust your root partition in the script if necessary, otherwise your system will be unbootable until you manually fix it.
- Put `spacemit.repo` in `/etc/yum.repos.d`. The priority on the repo file is `98` so kernels from this repo take priority over the fedora and updates repos.
- sudo dnf downgrade kernel* to pick up the package.
- Uninstall newer generic kernels after a spacemit specific kernel is installed to prevent future issues with the dtb link, etc.
- Ensure /boot/dtb is linked to a spacemit kernel version or you will not be able to boot.
- Your first boot should be with selinux permissive so a relabel can happen. Afterwards you can enable selinux normally.

# ESWIN EIC7700 (Tested on HiFive P550 and eventually Milk-V Megrez)
- TBD, probably similar to process for SpacemiT. The kernel is reported to be (mostly) working, but I do not have hardware yet.
- IMPORTANT: Adjust your root partition in the script if necessary, otherwise your system will be unbootable until you manually fix it.
- sudo dnf downgrade kernel* to pick up the package.
- Put `eswin.repo` in `/etc/yum.repos.d`. The priority on the repo file is `98` so kernels from this repo take priority over the fedora and updates repos.
- Uninstall newer generic kernels after a spacemit specific kernel is installed to prevent future issues with the dtb link, etc.
- Ensure /boot/dtb is linked to an eswin kernel version or you will not be able to boot.
- Your first boot should be with selinux permissive so a relabel can happen. Afterwards you can enable selinux normally.

# Lichee Pi 4A
- Put `vf2-lpi4a.repo` in `/etc/yum.repos.d`
- Copy `unzboot` to `/usr/local/bin` with permission `0755`
- `lpi4-99-update-extlinux.install` can be placed at `/etc/kernel/install.d/99-update-extlinux.install` with permissions `755` to automatically update `/boot/extlinux/extlinux.conf`
- Your first boot should be with selinux permissive so a relabel can happen. Afterwards you can enable selinux normally.

# VisionFive 2
- This repo should no longer be needed, but if for some reason you want to use it:
- Put `vf2-lpi4a.repo` in `/etc/yum.repos.d`