re working to install F27-aarch64
on RPi-3B -- the experience is
still fresh (raw?) in my mind. Can't help much beyond that.
David Todd
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I had trouble finding information about Fedora aarch64 to learn from
others' experiences with it. If it makes sense to move much of the
above discussion to a new thread about "Fedora aarch64 on Raspberry Pi",
I'd be all for it and would add more as I get more experience. There
are an awful
Peter, Thx. That's what I concluded and I'm off doing that right now. I'll
install xfce for occasions when I really want a GUI, but primarily use the
CLI.
And you're right about the limitations of a $35 computer -- but I'm impressed
by its capabilities, too, running a Linux distribution
GM, Peter,
Typo ... Xorg.
Yes, I've tried several aarch64 versions on the RPi-3 and timed performance
against the 32-bit versions, and the 32-bit versions substantially out-perform
the 64-bit. I keep hoping the 64-bit versions will get faster, but I'm not so
sure any more.
Mostly I wanted
Peter, not sure what parts of this might be useful, so I'll try to keep it
brief. Let me know if you want more details about anything.
Coming to you from Firefox running on F27 4.15.2-301.aarch64 running on a
Raspberry Pi 3B. Xfce4 as GUI.
Last two installs (over the last week or so) were
Chris,
On 2/12/18 10:28 AM, Chris Tatman wrote:
Hey All,
When attempting to download the brcrm wifi sdio text file per instructions:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Architectures/ARM/Raspberry_Pi
I am getting a 404 error message.
$ curl
Chris,
Ah, that site has just the .bin files, not the .txt files. I'll
look around to see if I can find the larger repository.
On 2/12/18 10:28 AM, Chris Tatman wrote:
Hey All,
When attempting to download the brcrm wifi sdio text file per instructions:
RPi-3B and that
tree is just for 32-bit, I think.
David Todd
On 2/12/18 10:28 AM, Chris Tatman wrote:
Hey All,
When attempting to download the brcrm wifi sdio text file per instructions:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Architectures/ARM/Raspberry_Pi
I am getting a 404 error message.
$ curl
