If so, I’d like to know what its system property strings are, particularly System.getProperty("os.name")
and System.getProperty("os.arch")
.
This relates to PR 1530.
If so, I’d like to know what its system property strings are, particularly System.getProperty("os.name")
and System.getProperty("os.arch")
.
This relates to PR 1530.
There’s a windows loT on RPI that supports ARM32, but i haven’t tried it yet, i can test this easily, if that what you really mean by a Windows on Arm, but at the end of the next week after my exams .
I was thinking of a 64-bit system, but ARM32 is also of interest.
Well, there’s an open source project called pi64. win, they provide Arm 64 on windows for pi devices, since they have Cortex A arm64 BCM processor, I don’t know if it may help or not ?
What are your end goals of running ARM 64 systems, do you just need to know the os.name & os.arch only ? Or is there something else ? So I could know what should I do.
Long term goal would be to allow JME apps to run on such systems. For now, I’m just “laying the groundwork”. All I need is os.name and os.arch.