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Initial scaffold: ArchyHCL, a community hardware compatibility list for Archipelago
Modeled on three researched precedents (see README): OpenWrt's Table of
Hardware for the browsable sortable/filterable table UX, postmarketOS's
working/community/testing tiers for the status field (collapsed to
working/partial/broken here), and RaspiBlitz's scattered GitHub-issues
approach as a negative example to avoid — hence structured YAML report
files validated against a JSON Schema instead of free-text issue threads.

- data/reports/*.yml + data/schema.json: one file per report, schema
  requires `issues` whenever status is partial/broken
- scripts/build.py: validates every report and builds site/data.json,
  fails loudly on bad data (same idea as archy's own
  validate-app-manifest.sh)
- site/: plain HTML/CSS/JS, no framework or build step, fetches data.json
  client-side — search, filter by status/form-factor, sortable columns,
  click a row for issues/notes detail
- .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/hardware-report.yml: structured submission path
  for contributors who don't want to touch git directly
- .gitea/workflows/ci.yml: runs the build/validate step on push and PRs

Not yet deployed anywhere — see README's Deployment section.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-09-01 11:32:58 +00:00

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device_model: "Raspberry Pi 5 (8GB)"
form_factor: sbc
cpu: "Broadcom BCM2712 (4x Cortex-A76)"
ram_gb: 8
storage:
type: nvme
size_gb: 512
wifi_chip: "Broadcom BCM43455 (onboard)"
ethernet: "Broadcom onboard Gigabit"
archy_version: "1.8.4-alpha"
install_method: netboot
status: partial
tested_date: "2026-08-10"
submitted_by: "example-contributor"
issues: |
Example report — replace with a real one. Onboard WiFi drops the
connection under sustained heavy P2P traffic (Bitcoin IBD); a workaround
is to run over Ethernet instead. Everything else (Lightning, apps,
dashboard) works fine.
notes: |
NVMe via the official PCIe HAT. Boots noticeably faster than SD-card
installs.