That would be a very long shot and a far miss, which wouldn't actually save you any time or effort either (kernel v6.4 having complete or even functional/ booting hardware support for this hardware is wishful thinking, at best).
That would be a very long shot and a far miss, which wouldn't actually save you any time or effort either (kernel v6.4 having complete or even functional/ booting hardware support for this hardware is wishful thinking, at best).