To my knowledge none of main distributions support 32-bit RISCV. OpenEmbedde
definitely has it. Most likely the same applies to Buildroot too. There are no
native riscv32 hardware available that would target Linux to my knowledge. It's
mainly tested with QEMU.
IIRC Alibaba/T-HEAD cores are `CON
Note that RISC-V plans to have profiles too (see:
https://github.com/riscv/riscv-profiles/blob/main/profiles.adoc ). So right now
Linux distributions target RV64GC (which expands to a longer ISA string). That
is encapsulated into RVA20 profile. There should be another two RVA22 and RVA23
a bit
Forgot to mention. OpenEmbedded already supports riscv32 IIRC and it also
supports RPM packaging.
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32b is a thing even if some distributions don't have current plans to support
it. It might be especially popular in buildroot and OpenEmbedded for embedded
Linux based RV32 systems, but that markets could be more complicated. I mean
most of such available soft cores probably don't support RV32GC
