Open ghost opened 3 years ago
RISCOS has always been a bit awkward due to the file system it uses, therefore PINN (and NOOBS) have relied upon a binary blob that the maintainers produce in order to get it to work in a multiboot fashion. I know that they were working on using a more common filesystem, but I don't know if it has been implemented yet, or if a binary blob to support the direct version is available.
RISCOS has always been a bit awkward due to the file system it uses, therefore PINN (and NOOBS) have relied upon a binary blob that the maintainers produce in order to get it to work in a multiboot fashion. I know that they were working on using a more common filesystem, but I don't know if it has been implemented yet, or if a binary blob to support the direct version is available.
What is the filename of the binary blob? i might request it from the maintainers.
riscos-boot.bin. Also needed is the riscos offset (it was 1760 before I think). It may require them to produce specific NOOBS output files too.
riscos-boot.bin.
https://github.com/procount/pinn/blob/master/recovery/config.h#L69
Also needed is the riscos offset (it was 1760 before I think).
Yep, http://downloads.raspberrypi.org/os_list_v3.json still says "riscos_offset": 1760,
Used here: https://github.com/procount/pinn/blob/master/recovery/mainwindow.cpp#L820
It may require them to produce specific NOOBS output files too.
Also true:
"tarballs": [
"http://packages.riscosopen.org/noobs/RISC_OS_Boot.tar.xz",
"http://packages.riscosopen.org/noobs/RISC_OS.xz"
]
Fact-checking @lurch :wink:
It's basically RISC OS but with a lot more software included, better for beginners than the regular RISC OS. https://riscosdev.com/direct/