
Linux Kernel Stripped of Support for Russian Baikal Processors
SATA, PCIe, i2c, and spi drivers removed - code deemed unsupported

SATA, PCIe, i2c, and spi drivers removed - code deemed unsupported

Creditors forgave the developer a colossal sum, but the unique product never went into mass production

The reason was a shortage of components

More than 150,000 processors remained "frozen" and did not arrive in the Russian Federation

The developer of domestic Baikal chips may start mass sales before the end of this year

Maximum points for the "domestic product" marking will be awarded only for full-cycle production in the Russian Federation

The list of purchased products includes Astra Linux Special Edition, ALD Pro, and RuPost Enterprise CAL

The manufacturer has successfully overcome sanctions and started working on four projects under the Baikal brand