On which Raspberry does it work?

[infratec]

Zero 32bit
Zero 2W 64 bit
1 Mod 32 bit
2 Mod B 32bit
2 Mod B v1.2 64bit
3 Mod 64 bit
4 Mod 64 bit

Since it is named (Raspberry OS - arm32) I'm not sure if it runs on the arm64 modells.
Since the instruction set is different, I think it's not possible.
And for the Zero: is the RAM enough?

A clear statement would be nice.

Pi is not Pi

[User_Russian]

I already wrote about it https://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewto ... 88#p577788
PB 6 b1 only works on current version Raspios 2021-10-30 https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspi ... 021-11-08/
On previous versions OS Raspios does not work.

Raspios 2021-10-30 requires a lot of RAM and Raspberry Pi with 512 MB of RAM works very slowly. For this board need OS Raspios 2020-08-20 or the previous version, but PB does not start. For PB needed GLIBC_2.29, and in OS, library version 2.28.

I'm not sure if it runs on the arm64 modells.

Why 64 bits if RAM is less than 4 GB?

[mk-soft]

Raspios 2021-10-30 requires a lot of RAM and Raspberry Pi with 512 MB of RAM works very slowly. For this board need OS Raspios 2020-08-20 or the previous version, but PB does not start. For PB needed GLIBC_2.29, and in OS, library version 2.28.

I'm not sure if it runs on the arm64 modells.

Why 64 bits if RAM is less than 4 GB?

I ask the same question.
Since the Rapberry PI 4 has an arm64 processor
and there are currently only PB for arm32

[User_Russian]

Since the Rapberry PI 4 has an arm64 processor
and there are currently only PB for arm32

arm64 processor can work in arm32 compatible mode.
Operating system Raspberry Pi 32 bit.

[mk-soft]

It would be nice if there will be a PB version Raspberry Pi (arm64) at some point.

[Joris]

And perhaps also useful, on which Raspberry PI versions do the programs made with Raspberry-OS-PB work?

[Shardik]

arm64 processor can work in arm32 compatible mode.
Operating system Raspberry Pi 32 bit.

The official Raspberry Pi website does not link to the 64 bit Raspberry Pi OS because it is still in beta state. And the official imager also doesn't give you the option to download and install the 64 bit version. Nevertheless you may download an image of the 64 bit beta version from here. I don't think that Fred will release a PureBasic 64 bit version for the Raspberry Pi as long as the official 64 bit version of Raspberry Pi OS isn't released and still in beta state.