RaspberryPI3 SBC and CM come with cortex-a53 based SOC which is 64-bit capable and uses ARM-v8 architecture. Originally RaspberryPI 3 was released with 32bit support alone which is backward compatible with RaspberryPI 2. However, over period of last couple of years a lot of development has gone into enabling 64-bit on ARM in community, Eric Anholt’s VC4 drivers have matured on 64bit kernels, various userspace packages have been ported by Linaro and other communities. We have put efforts in integrating all these efforts for full system using OpenEmbedded/Yocto framework. The support is fairly new and therefore there might be some issues still lurking, Here we will go through the steps for building full Graphical images.
