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en:hardware:arm:rpi [2012/07/19 23:37] jmcconnell |
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| CPU: Broadcom BCM2835 (700Mhz armv6l) | CPU: Broadcom BCM2835 (700Mhz armv6l) | ||
| - | RAM: 256MB (32MB are Reserved for GPU) | + | RAM: 256MB/512MB (16MB are Reserved for GPU) |
| Storage: SD/SDHC-Card Slot | Storage: SD/SDHC-Card Slot | ||
| 1x Fast Ethernet LAN | 1x Fast Ethernet LAN | ||
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| + | <color red>The 512MB RPi Version with Hynix Ram is not supported because they need a newer firmware that is incompatible with the IPFire kernel.</color> | ||
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| + | UPDATE: klricks suggested a solution for the same problem [[http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?t=45614&p=361077|here]] that worked for me when installing ipfire on my 512MB RPi: | ||
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| + | //I would try the latest Rasbian wheezy image on a 2nd card. If that works then copy these 3 files from the boot partition of the Rasbian card to the boot partition on your OpenWRT card.// | ||
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| + | //bootcode.bin// | ||
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| + | //fixup.dat// | ||
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| + | //start.elf// | ||
| ==== IPFire Image ==== | ==== IPFire Image ==== | ||
| - | To use this you need experience with Raspberry Pi. It is not ready for end-user nor productive use. | + | To use this you need experience with Raspberry Pi. |
| - | http://people.ipfire.org/~arne_f/testing/armv5tel/kernel-update/ | + | Get the lates IPFire version from: http://download.ipfire.org/ |
| - | unpack the image without "scon" to a SD Card with | + | choose the arm image without "scon" and unpack it to a SD Card with |
| - | zcat ipfire-2.11.1gb-ext4.armv5tel-full-coreXX.img.gz > /dev/sd? | + | zcat ipfire-2.13.1gb-ext4.armv5tel-full-coreXX.img.gz > /dev/sd? |
| Ater this put it in you Raspberry Pi, connect the Video and a USB keyboard and boot it. IPFire should boot up and should configured in the same way like the normal version. | Ater this put it in you Raspberry Pi, connect the Video and a USB keyboard and boot it. IPFire should boot up and should configured in the same way like the normal version. | ||
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