I have not seen any updates on the Fedora ARM mailing list about Rpi5.
As far as I know we are still waiting on enough hardware support to be upstreamed to the kernel. But this is off topic.
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Now it is not anymore. Thanks for the info.
I bought me one. If i have time I will test and deliver as much information I can. If you have further procedure/information please let me know.
Last time Peter, ARM fedora sig, reported the was an issue booting the kernel I recall.
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Just seen this https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.12-RPi5-More-X1-Laptops that says more RPi5 support going into next linux kernel.
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Well keep in mind that phoronix takes every no-matter-how-early announcement as fact
(Speaking as myself, having 2 change proposals rejected that were announced there too)
I am very well aware that Phronix does not wait to verify anything they publish.
But they do report on stuff being sent for merging, which I take as a signal to
check later if the code is actually released and usable.
For quality journalism I rely on lwn.net’s reporting, that I pay a subscription for to support them.
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I just found this topic:
with a copr repo.
I will test it and give feedback on the link mentioned.
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My feedback I document on my wiki space:
User:Ilikelinux/rpi5 - Fedora Project Wiki
ps
It worked of course 
thanks for sharing to all who participate on the adventure!
I’m seeing that more Rpi5 (I think it was graphics related) is being staged for the 6.13 kernel merge window, due out in ealry 2025.
It’s clearly going to be a while before the upstream linux kernel has enough of the pieces to make Rpi 5 work without the patches that RPM Fusion are applying.
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