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Berryboot Version for All RPi 0/1/2/3/4 #641

Open actraiser30 opened 4 years ago

actraiser30 commented 4 years ago

Hello is it possible to release a version to work on all Raspberry pi? eg: 0/1/2/3/4 and not two different versions like now.

Or if you can to tell me what files to put to the sd card from the two different versions to make it work ??

thank you

maxnet commented 4 years ago

Which Pi editions do you need to work? The Pi 4 image, may run on Pi 3 as well, although that is not advertised.

Older editions are a problem as the 64-bit operating system images will not run on them.

actraiser30 commented 4 years ago

Thanks what archive i extract first the one for the Rpi 0123 or the Rpi4 ?? And what about overwrite the existing files is that ok?

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Which Pi editions do you need to work? The Pi 4 one, may run on Pi 3 as well.

Older editions are a problem as the 64-bit operating system images will not run on them.

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actraiser30 commented 4 years ago

i cannot make it to work,is there a specific setting in config.txt to make it work?

maxnet commented 4 years ago

You are right, that will indeed not work as it are different versions. Will need to compile Berryboot from source if you want really this.

actraiser30 commented 4 years ago

if its possible and you have time to make a version for all Rpi will be great thank you

maxnet commented 4 years ago

Sorry, it is not something i will spent time on. In fact may retire support for all older Pi completely. There is not much future in those.

actraiser30 commented 4 years ago

So how can i make it work in all Rpi?

Still the compartibility in general for Rpi 4 is not good in most cases is slower than Rpi3

i hope you can release a last version for older Rpi

maxnet commented 4 years ago

So how can i make it work in all Rpi?

Again, you can compile from source if you really need it. On a Linux box:

git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/maxnet/berryboot.git
cd berryboot
./build-berryboot.sh device_pi64
./rebuild-kernel.sh device_pi0123

Still the compartibility in general for Rpi 4 is not good in most cases is slower than Rpi3

Slower in doing what?

actraiser30 commented 4 years ago

Can i build it from raspberry-raspian ? or it need natice x86 Computer? Coz i got some errors upon building the device_pi64 on a Raspberry pi 3 or this build requires to build from Rpi4?

The errors are: tmp-divrem_1.s:129: Error: Selected processor does not support mls r1 r4 r8 r11 in ARM mode

and some other simular errors

Στις Δευ, 15 Ιουν 2020, 13:11 ο χρήστης maxnet notifications@github.com έγραψε:

So how can i make it work in all Rpi?

Again, you can compile from source if you really need it. On a Linux box:

git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/maxnet/berryboot.git cd berryboot ./build-berryboot.sh device_pi64 ./rebuild-kernel.sh device_pi0123

Still the compartibility in general for Rpi 4 is not good in most cases is slower than Rpi3

Slower in doing what?

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maxnet commented 4 years ago

Need a normal Intel/AMD Linux computer.

actraiser30 commented 4 years ago

too bad i dont have a linux box and in the raspberry the compile is failing

thanks anyway

actraiser30 commented 4 years ago

I finally found an amd linux box but after many hours it stop with a buzybox error 127 and also an lzop error before

If you have time and want can you do a multiversion for all Rpi please??

Στις Τρί, 16 Ιουν 2020, 16:09 ο χρήστης maxnet notifications@github.com έγραψε:

Need a normal Intel/AMD Linux computer.

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maxnet commented 4 years ago

lzop error? You do have enough disk space?

actraiser30 commented 4 years ago

12gb free

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lzop error? You do have enough disk space?

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actraiser30 commented 4 years ago

any change to make a multi version?

macmpi commented 4 years ago

Sorry, it is not something i will spent time on. In fact may retire support for all older Pi completely. There is not much future in those.

There are still many 32bit devices and OSes out there, with upstream Linux kernel support, for a foreseeable future looking at obsolescence statements from Pi Foundation. I'm afraid focusing only on high-end will greatly reduce project usage unfortunately: obviously your call in the end. Thanks for the ride so far.

actraiser30 commented 4 years ago

I understand that you may retire them.what i ask to do a one time only multiversion no need to update that version after Thanks

Στις Πέμ, 25 Ιουν 2020, 15:59 ο χρήστης macmpi notifications@github.com έγραψε:

Sorry, it is not something i will spent time on. In fact may retire support for all older Pi completely. There is not much future in those.

There are still many 32bit devices and OSes out there, with upstream Linux kernel support, for a foreseeable future looking at obsolescence statements from Pi Foundation https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/raspberry-pi-zero/. I'm afraid focusing only on high-end will greatly reduce project usage unfortunately: obviously your call in the end. Thanks for the ride so far.

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symbios24 commented 4 years ago

Hello is it possible to add as a secondary a 32 bit core also to the berryboot image for Rpi 4 to work with the 32bit Operating systems?