10-22-2022, 03:49 PM
@michaelfour
Actually, after that first spurt of testing, I've been playing with the Le Potato board in other applications.
I think it very unlikely Tim would want to distribute the modified image.
As for me hosting my modified image somewhere, I'll have to think about that a minute. I did create an account on the Libre Computer equivalent to our forum so I could ask if anyone has ported the LRP to, say, x86-based Debian/Ubuntu/whatever so one wouldn't need an RPi board to use it. We'll see.
Regards,
Kent
Actually, after that first spurt of testing, I've been playing with the Le Potato board in other applications.
I think it very unlikely Tim would want to distribute the modified image.
- It would have been made portable only to the old Le Potato board and not any of the other, newer Libre Computer SBCs.
- It would not have been modified to accommodate the differences between the two environments. For example, a number of nice moOde configuration features depend on RPiOS-specific features.
- The whole DAC HAT and associated drivers infrastructure would have to be explored. Perhaps using their "wiring tool" is sufficient; perhaps not. Perhaps using that tool interferes with the existing RPiOS functionality; perhaps not.
- There likely are yet undiscovered issues similar to my finding that the S905X kernel isn't configured for CIFS.
- ...
As for me hosting my modified image somewhere, I'll have to think about that a minute. I did create an account on the Libre Computer equivalent to our forum so I could ask if anyone has ported the LRP to, say, x86-based Debian/Ubuntu/whatever so one wouldn't need an RPi board to use it. We'll see.
Regards,
Kent
