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Raspberry Pi Void Linux img with DE
Light weight ARMv6 Pi boot image for desktop use
This is a bootable disk image for all ARMv6 Raspberry Pis based on BCM2835 SoC. It includes LXDE with some basic applications. Without any setup, the system will immediately boot to the graphical login interface. You'll need an SD card of at least 2GB. Write the image to the SD card using your preferred tool. (i.e. RPi imager or balenaEtcher) You can expand the root partition using GParted, or use resize2fs to extend the partition live after booting. The password for both the root and the default account, 'user', are 'voidlinux'. ... -
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Overboot
OverlayFS toolkit composing system layers at boot time
The Overboot project uses manageable read-only layers to compose the system image at boot time. The general concept can be compared to Docker, but run earlier and on a system-wide basis. The two main components are obinit, written in C and run at boot time, and the extensible C++ obctl application that provides administration tools (CLI, API, management panel, etc.). Possible applications: - creating, testing, and distributing update packages, - creating and managing system snapshots without using virtual machines, - protecting the root partition from unwanted changes and damage, - speeding up services and applications running in the user space, - reducing the number of write cycles in flash drives, - versioning changes across the system, - quick rollback of changes or updates, - quick and easy device role switching, - debugging, - practice systems for students and trainers. ... -
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image-builder-rpi
SD card image for Raspberry Pi with Docker: HypriotOS
This repo builds the SD card image with HypriotOS for the Raspberry Pi 1, 2, 3, 4 and Zero. You can find released versions of the SD card image here in the GitHub releases page. To build this SD card image we have to take the files for the root filesystem from os-rootfs. -
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RPi_Naomiboot
RPi_NaomiBoot is a reboot of NaomiBoot Project from Gummbo
Purpose of this is to be able to use Naomi Net Boot from anywhere at your home and from any devices with a browser. This project is just a reboot of Gummbo NaomiBoot project (https://sourceforge.net/projects/naomiboot/) I couldn't boot correctly on my Raspberry with the images provided in Gummbo project, so i've just extracted the Web application files from one of his image, and then recreated it from scratch on the freshest Raspbian distribution. -
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Raspbian Read-Only
Raspbian Read-Only
Raspbian Read-Only, as its name indicates, is a read-only distribution of Raspbian. But it has also been minimized to have a small footprint, low resource utilization and fast boot times. You can use Raspbian Read-Only as the base for your Raspberry Pi projects, since there’s no unnecessary packages installed. This makes it fast, reliable and a perfect framework for your projects. The default password for root is "raspbian". Raspbian Read-Only will also automatically expand to make use of your microSD, so no manual steps for you to perform. ... -
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slimbian
Minimal and slim Raspbian for Raspberry Pi
slimbian is slim and minimalist version of Official Raspbian targeted for full running of light server or embedded application in Raspberry Pi. Excluding many X11 library will make the installation become lite with smaller memory footprint in running. slimbian is not trimmed version of Raspbian, it's really a made of custom install of Raspbian minus GUI/X11 library. How to install into sdcard: $ tar -xzpvf 2015-10-slimbian-jessie.img.tar.gz $ sudo dd if=2015-10-slimbian-jessie.img... -
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LEMP Raspberry Pi 2
Turn your Raspberry Pi 2 into a Nginx HTTP server.
To do: – Update my.cnf for RPi2 (1G of memory) and enable InnoDB by default. – Fix broken PHP modules. (gd, imap and mcrypt) Changelog: 09-16-2015 – Fixed sshd root access and enabled autostart of sshd on boot. 09-12-2015 – Tested image on 3 different Raspberry Pi 2 boards. 09-10-2015 – Performed pacman -Syu 09-10-2015 – Updated to work with Raspberry Pi 2 (Arm7) Known Bugs: – When using the wifi-menu command to connect to the internet instead of a network cable. There’s the following output: “cfg80211: Calling CRDA to update world regulatory domain” …this can be safely ignored. ... -
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Arch-WiPi
Turn your Raspberry Pi into a wireless router/AP
...There’s now 700MB of free disk vs 90MB previously. 07-17-2014 - 138 Packages updated using pacman -Syu. 07-17-2014 – Now Model B+ compatible. 01-26-2014 – Config changes to address random network drops. 01-25-2014 – Overclocking improvements. See /boot/config.txt for more aggressive overclocking options. 01-24-2014 – Stripped down and optimized Arch OS even more. Boots in less than 10 seconds. 01-23-2014 – Installed bcmstat.sh to replace cpustatus.sh see usage below 01-22-2014 – Changed root login password for Pi to: archlinux Arch-WiPi is a tiny downloadable Arch Linux image for your Raspberry Pi. -
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Raspberry Pi Emulation
Raspberry Pi emulation on windows for Educational
The purpose is to provide you simple way to understand and give an experience with raspberry pi: login: pi / password: pi login: root / no password -
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Pibox
Images of pre-configured Raspberry Pi operating systems.
Pre-configured images of my Raspberry Pi operating systems, used for backup essentially, if they help anyone else, good ! These files just need flashing to the appropiately sized SD card and then booting in your Pi, no install needed. You will need to use the dd command if the SD card is the same size as the image, if larger you can flash the SD card with "Startup Disk Creator" or similar. You should be able to login with root/root and in most Raspbian releases pi/raspberry for... -
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raspenwrt
implementation of openwrt in raspberry pi device
File name: raspenwrt.img Size: 160 MB (167,772,160 bytes) Description: openwrt firmware for raspberry pi...it turning ur raspberry into powerfull router. Distribution : freeware Md5 checksum: ab784725cfbbdc6cb525d8b764db9a76 username: root pass: raspberryopenwrt main issue: - Require 1000 mA or above power adapter to supply all device that connect into raspberry pi. - Require SD card minimum 1 GB class 6 or above, SD with class 4 it's not recomended - To get more space in root to install more openwrt module/app, you can resize second (mmcblkop2) partition that have ext 4 type with gparted (linux) or partition magic (windows) - Don't resize first partition in ur SD card (fat partition), it contain boot and mbr code...so dont change it at all - Login via browser/ssh to 192.168.1.1 with username: root pass: raspberryopenwrt
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