Arm on Linux / Raspberry Pi Supported Projects
boinc.berkeley.edu
Here is a shell command which quickly shows which projects offer applications for Linux on ARM or/and on ARM64:
Code:
links -width 512 -dump 'https://boinc.berkeley.edu/projects.php' | grep 'Linux on ARM' | cut -c-30
Listing ARM and ARM64 projects separately would require some more involved HTML parsing. This is what I gathered manually from this page via a GUI web browser:
...Amicable Numbers...........ARM64 multicore
...Asteroids@home..............ARM, ARM64
...DENIS@Home...................ARM64
...Einstein@home.................ARM, ARM64
...iThena................................ARM, ARM64
...LHC@home.......................ARM64
...LODA..................................ARM64
...Minecraft@Home.............ARM64
...Radioactive@Home..........ARM
...RakeSearch........................ARM
...Rosetta@home..................ARM64
...SIDock@home...................ARM
...Universe@Home................ARM, ARM64
...World Community Grid.....ARM
...Yoyo@home.......................ARM, ARM64
Notes:
- "iThena" means the "iThena Measurements" NCI project. The CPU intensive "iThena Computation" project does not have an ARM application.
- Radioactive@Home offers application versions on "armv5tel running Linux 2.6", "Debian Wheezy running on Raspberry Pi (armv6l)", "Raspbian running on Raspberry Pi (armv6l)", "Linux running on Mipsel", "Linux running on A20-OLinuXino", alongside Windows x86-32 and Linux x86-32.
- SIDock@home split their "CurieMarieDock 0.2.0" into a "long tasks" application (for Windows x86-64, Linux x86-64, and Linux ARM) and a "short tasks" application (for Linux ARM). They recommend to switch ARM hosts with small cores to the "short tasks" application. This one is fed workunits which contain 1/5th of a "long tasks" workunit.
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