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Hey there. When we did Docker-on-ARM, we asked people to push their rpi-compatible containers to the Docker index with the rpi- prefix. Since then there have be
by alexandros 12y ago
Hey there. When we did Docker-on-ARM, we asked people to push their rpi-compatible containers to the Docker index with the rpi- prefix. Since then there have been many containers published, including several flavours of rpi-raspbian. There's nothing to stop you from packaging up your favourite distro and posting it on the Docker index.
https://registry.hub.docker.com/search?q=rpi- https://registry.hub.docker.com/search?q=rpi-
- dmritard96 12y agototally, I think the painful part is prepping the underlying os with the filesystem dependencies as it requires modding the kernel? I could be way off though