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Inferno-rpi 0.4 released – boot time is now about 1 second
- brudgers 11y agoThe labs on porting Inferno OS to the Raspberry Pi: http://lynxline.com/projects/labs-portintg-inferno-os-to-raspberry-pi/ http://lynxline.com/projects/labs-portintg-inferno-os-to-ras...
- Fuzzwah 11y agoSite having db woes for me at the moment. Here's a copy and paste from google cache just on the off chance it helps anyone else out: Inferno-rpi-0.4 release By ADMIN | Published: DECEMBER 7, 2015 Releasing Inferno-rpi-0.4 Changes: * Significant performance improvement due to fixed error in process scheduling/idle * Boot time is about ONE second :) Download: * https://bitbucket.org/infpi/inferno-rpi/downloads/inferno-rpi-0.4.zip https://bitbucket.org/infpi/inferno-rpi/downloads/inferno-rp... Installation: 1. Download latest zip package from https://bitbucket.org/infpi/inferno-rpi/downloads https://bitbucket.org/infpi/inferno-rpi/downloads 2. Pepare SD card with first DOS partition with size less than 250 MB (vfat32 support is not complete) 3. Unzip all files to SD (boot.scr, kernel.bin, … – should in root of SD) 4. Boot Raspberry Pi 5. By default it starts “`styxlisten -A tcp!*!564 export /“`, so you can mount it on other host by “`mount -A tcp!10.0.56.101!564 /n/remote/rpi“` (-A means no auth, IP is for example, see what it got by DHCP) 6. If you do not want GUI (wm/wm) to be started just edit config.txt and replace kernel.bin to kernel-nogui.bin
- Fuzzwah 11y agoAnd a link to an explanation of what Inferno OS is all about: http://www.vitanuova.com/inferno/ http://www.vitanuova.com/inferno/
- aplorbust 11y agoMagnificent work!