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Build Dahlia for Raspberry Pi 4 #5

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lgh-127001 opened this issue Mar 6, 2020 · 3 comments
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Build Dahlia for Raspberry Pi 4 #5

lgh-127001 opened this issue Mar 6, 2020 · 3 comments

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@lgh-127001
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Hello,
I would like to boot the Dahlia system on the Pi4. I cloned the build scripts, but it looks like the source.sh clones the original kernel. I don't would like to install the GUI, only the kernel and garnet components because I would like to write some low-level tests. Could you tell me please, is it possible to build Dahlia, and boot it on a Pi 4 with SSH support? The original Fuchsia build has a separate multiboot-compatible kernel image and an initramdisk, is it possible to build/download a Dahlia image which can be written to SD card like Raspbian? I don't would like to modify OTP if it's possible.
Thank you!

@carbonatedcaffeine
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carbonatedcaffeine commented Mar 8, 2020

Dear @lgh-127001. The raspberry pi 4 is WIP (work in progress), I'm working on it in my spare time when I can. I don't think Fuchsia has SSH and DahliaOS fuchsia builds aren't ready yet.

I will be sure to keep this open and @ you when some major progress has been made.

Camden Bruce

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Any news here?

@nmcain
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nmcain commented Jun 11, 2021

So far the linux-based builds are being worked on, the process of compiling the utilities seems to be complicated given the lack of a cross-architecture toolchain, so builds of Pangolin need to be done on an ARM device, which complicates things. However, the system boots, no display quite yet.
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