Requirements:
>Lightweight (no systemd shit, I mean seriously I tried it but it's extremely slow)
>aarch64 (no armv7 shit)
>Must run docker, NFS, minidlna and wireguard
>Good support for ext4/xfs (so no freebsd)
Already tried:
>Raspbian (32 bit)
>Opensuse (too slow)
>Fedora (too slow)
>Void (udevd fails)
>Alpine (last time eth0 refused to work)
>Devuan (issues with linux-headers, cannot run wireguard)
Inb4 Ubuntu: botnet
Inb4 Gentoo: tedious install
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Forgot to mention that is must be stable, so no arch
Gentoo because it's god you nigger.
Why not make your own barebone Debian image? It's what I ended up doing.
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Install Gentoo or code your own.
>Inb4 Gentoo: tedious install
Sounds like you knew what you were getting yourself into when you bought it. Tedious is part of owning these fucking things.
> buy pi
> expect it to be fast
Lol look at this fool
you'd actually benefit from armv7 32-bit since ram fills up a lot slower- try bumping up the raspbian swapfile to 2gb and setting an overclock in /boot/config.txt. i believe you can apt install sysvinit-core if you really want to as well
I don't need your (You)'s buddy.
should've bought an odroid
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Use dietpi
Literaly alpine you brainlet
Requirements:
>Lightweight
>aarch64 (no armv7 shit)
OP, the device does not have enough RAM to out stretch the 32bit limits. And unlike x64, you ARM64 bit does not get extra registers so there is zero performance benefit, its purely just memory addressing. And since 64bit libs take more memory you're a fucking up OP.
Just use Raspbian since you don't know what you're doing.
Oh, I didn't know that. Thanks
Thanks to all of you, I think I'll try Gentoo when I have time one of these days
Ethernet fails on Alpine, I'll try to fix it if I don't like gentoo
Tiny core linux
literally gentoo
cross compile on your main machine so you arent compiling for 6 months straight
>Forgot to mention that is must be stable, so no arch
Anything else that speaks against Arch on an RPi? Looking to get one myself soon.
arch is x64 only, not including forks maintained by one dude
>64-bit ARM
it's just worse supported (seriously, the amount of shit I've tried to build that breaks is a bit annoying -- lots of it compiles, it just screws up badly when run because people assume x86-64 is the only 64-bit architecture and makes all kind of assumptions of sizes) and the machine doesn't have enough RAM to really take advantage of it
it's not faster or anything
just use raspbian minimal and set your shit up, works like a treat
there's little reason to bother with anything else
also
>too slow
it's an rpi
like, I use one as a desktop machine sometimes (mostly shitposting -- it runs chromium, slowly, and that's the only browser that's even remotely usable)
but it's slow and I never expect anything to be fast
a good portion of using the thing is being forced to multitask because the thing flat doesn't do any individual task quickly (but there's 4 cores), so you want to be doing something while waiting for the background program to finish
>no systemd shit
are we _still_ bitching about systemd? get the fuck over it -- it's already happened and isn't going anywhere. i used to hate it too but then i took the time to read documentation (because i had to use it at work) and found out that holy shit it can do a lot of awesome stuff. sysvinit, upstart and others can't even compete.
>too slow
I do not think the Raspberry Pi is for you
only sane answer in this thread
Get a better SBC
Slackware arm, runs pretty fast and it eats around 100mb ram with fluxbox.
Raspbian lite.
>Lightweight (no systemd shit, I mean seriously I tried it but it's extremely slow)
really? I build my VMs from Raspbian, and I've _never_ noticed an unacceptable overhead from systemd.
What overhead are you seeing?
>>Good support for ext4/xfs
Why not ZFS as God orders, senpai?
1BG ram
just download moar ram
>What overhead are you seeing?
There's no overhead, he's just another brainlet who got brainwashed by suckless, anything would be slow on the piece of shit he's trying to use.
>x64
Wintoddler detected.
armbian
>most run docker
goodluck with that IO bottleneck of a sd-card which has no random access speeds at all.
it will always be slow.
>Welcome to ARMBIAN 5.73 stable Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS 4.19.17-sunxi
Using this on orange pi, it's fast and stable (4me).
>extremely slow
microsd card with fast 4K writes and reads is essential for those to work ok. It's night and day difference.
Pic related is good cheap card (orange samsung evo).
This is what shit card looks like.
dietpi
>the little shit suffers from serious bottlenecks out of the box
>complains about performance
>"tedious install"
When you are the only person in the world with specific needs, then you must make things yourself you know?
Use a good operating system.
Link unrelated
DietPi
Garbage, there's better one.
> Already tried:
> >Raspbian (32 bit)
And?
Came here to say this. I use a 1st gen pi as a firewall (someplace where perf is not critical). Slackware is great.
SBC that runs windows when?
What is happening with arm windows?
> What is happening with arm windows?
Nothing, MS couldn't see profits because nobody is going to buy it for $100 or whatever its price is.
Theres intel atom based sbc that run x86 windows
Those are kinda pointless since you can buy whole chink mini pc with metal case and psu shipped for like $70 with dual core and $100 with quad core intel cpu.
I'm kinda sad there's no cheap arm board that can run windows. Have orange pi and it's perfect hardware vise but linux is too much of a time waster for my shitty skills.
arm windows would be pretty useless since barely anything is built for it and back when windows on raspi was a thing it was pretty bad even with custom applications
But there are arm laptops that run windows, why are there no such arm boards?
>trying to run docker containers on a rpi
try rock64
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blocks your path
these have nearly the same specs but are cheaper than the panda, aside from the I/O (which you can get an adapter) they are close
One would expect it to be faster than a windows 98 computer but isn't if you install the recommended OS.
>integrated arduino
There are like 3 of them and they only exist because MS and Qualcomm are shilling them. Once the manufacturer subsidies run out, everyone will forget about them like they forgot about Windows RT and Intel's x86 chips for phones.
Puppy Linux
Given how bad the x86-ARM translation is on optimized gorillion-core Qualcomm chips, I can't even fathom how slow it'll be on Pi.
>inb4 OP installs x86 Linux in a VM in Windows 10 and then puts docker on it
>fan on a 4w processor
Why?
This guy knows what's up. Once I set up an Asterisk server on a pi2 and a crappy class 6 card I had lying around, and the web config took like a minute to open a single page until I switched to a better card.
You obviously didn't research the computer
It doesn't make sense that it could load jewtube yet can't run an emulator at all without you installing retropie.
Needing to switch operating systems like that is gay and I didn't want to believe it performs so poorly.
>playing nes at one-tenth speed
>jewtube can load though and is only a little laggy
I mean really.
Also I am not OP. Just lurking to see what people think about it, or was, but then started thinking about how well FF7 ran on my 98 and it got me pissy about Jow Forumss gushing over Linux. It's too hard to use to run this shitty.
Though I am admittedly a dumb ass.
lmao, without the fans it would be a 0.5w processor
you should consider kysOS you stupid nigger
try alpine
I laugh at you
1 Bulgarian RAM?
This
>Ubuntu: botnet
Newfag here.
Can I get a QRD why? I want to get into Linux and Ubuntu was my first pick.
Ubuntu iot is linked with the Ubuntu account, I think.
based
WHAT is the name of this?!?!
Are non-Raspberry Pi SBCs like the Odroid and the Rock64 really that much faster?
msi j1900. theyre like 50 bucks or something
actually, it's a Gigabyte J1900
yes that.
>it can do a lot of awesome stuff
So, scope creep? Fuck off pottering.
thanks anons; it's a bit outdated though, wish they made a version with a new CPU but same ports... it would be so fun to have physical COM1 and COM2 again
It's quite a bit faster and more versitle then a raspi and way easier to set up
Have you considered Windows 10 for ARM?
just buy it from chinks
>he buys his Linux based operating system from chinks
