Closed bamarni closed 7 years ago
When possible, add icsci support to, since more people use a nas at home, and... just booting from sd and then switch to iscsi could save a lot of problems with broken sd cards or usb drives. At this moment i have serious issues with the latest raspbian and iscsi drivers, try to get it working as a total, with connect directly during boot to the iscsi disk looks simple but it seems more complex ...
Hi there and thanks for your work, is there any issue or known problem with the latest build? Regards
hi @maxidev, lately I was mostly focused on having a stable base system so I haven't tested much things, but there are for sure some issues.
Some might come from the 64-bit kernel which is not officialy supported at this point (cf. https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=158127), some others are missing from my end, for example the wlan interface is not enabled yet, I also haven't tested bluetooth.
Similarly to Raspbian, there should be 2 releases : the lite one should contain a minimalist linux setup with basic networking, the second one would be full-featured (ssh enabled, avahi daemon etc.).