I've got an early build of Bodhi ARM for the Pi uploaded - let me know what you think! http://jeffhoogland.blogspot.com/2012/0 ... e-for.html
~Jeff
[Bodhi Linux] Alpha Release
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Haven't tested it yet, but I'm excited.
{sig} Setup: Original version Raspberry Pi (B, rev1, 256MB), Dell 2001FP monitor (1600x1200), 8GB Class 4 SD Card with Raspbian and XBMC, DD-WRT wireless bridge
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Early days but I am very happy with Bodhi on my Pi! I only had Debian installed before and Bodhi seems much quicker generally. I just seems a little slow or stubborn closing down or opening some windows. I have had Bodhi on my Desktop for almost a year and it works very well!
Daka
Daka
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Gave it a try today, it looks great and boot very quickly. Two problems though, I have no network connection (eth0 is recognised on on boot) and no network manager. The file system? is mounted read only so I can't alter the config files to try and get it working.
Any clues?
Any clues?
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Hi
I also had those two problems and solved them easily. I will give you the link to the Bodhi Pi Forum where help for these and any other problems that you may encounter can be found:
http://forums.bodhilinux.com/index.php? ... pberry-pi/
The first topic provides a link to a blog announcing the Bodhi release fro the Pi. This page gives alternate user/passwords......
"The default logins for this image are:
bodhi/bodhi
root/raspberry
The "bodhi" user has sudo rights by default. "
I tried sudo leafpad using raspberry as the password and edited the appropriate file easily.
Let me know how you get on...or better still, connect with the Pi / Bodhi Forum where much more competent people can help you.
sean
I also had those two problems and solved them easily. I will give you the link to the Bodhi Pi Forum where help for these and any other problems that you may encounter can be found:
http://forums.bodhilinux.com/index.php? ... pberry-pi/
The first topic provides a link to a blog announcing the Bodhi release fro the Pi. This page gives alternate user/passwords......
"The default logins for this image are:
bodhi/bodhi
root/raspberry
The "bodhi" user has sudo rights by default. "
I tried sudo leafpad using raspberry as the password and edited the appropriate file easily.
Let me know how you get on...or better still, connect with the Pi / Bodhi Forum where much more competent people can help you.
sean
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.... Sorry...I wasn't clear.... the first topic gives a link to the announcement and this gives general info including passwords to solve that issue...the second topic relates to the network connection problem that you mentioned; I followed his suggestions to fix it.
sean
sean
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That did the trick, thanks. Odd though as the Pi sees the ethernet port as eth0 I had to change /etc/network/interfaces to eth1 to make it work.
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We've released a newer image, based on Bodhi's new ARMHF line (and raspbian).
http://jeffhoogland.blogspot.com/2012/0 ... armhf.html
http://www.bodhilinux.com/downloads_mobile.php
~Jeff
http://jeffhoogland.blogspot.com/2012/0 ... armhf.html
http://www.bodhilinux.com/downloads_mobile.php
~Jeff
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