I find solution.Here is how to install:onurmx wrote:How can i install this .raw.xz file sorry i am new.
In LXDE version I tried to disable the overscanning on hdmi @ config.txt but failed. Then i noticed that in /boot/ folder there are readily configured config.txt files for different purposes. so:clivem wrote:Fedora 21 REMIX for Raspbery Pi 2B
Fedora 21 REMIX for Raspbery Pi 2B image download
So assuming you boot the LXDE image headless, and plug in a ethernet cable before booting, you can ssh into it, "ssh root@fidora-lxde-remix.local", and upon entering the root password, "fidora", get a command prompt.
Not that I want to warn anyone away from trying these images, but I am unable to provide a great deal in the way of support, so would suggest you stick with Raspian, if it is your "first time out". My use of the Pi is completely headless, so I'm not the best person to advise on hdmi overscan settings in config.txt. etc. etc.
The graphical images, (KDE/XFCE/LXDE), have had the root fs resized to fit on an 8GB SDCARD. Don't try installing to anything smaller than a 8GB card!
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* Thu Feb 26 2015 - 3.18.7-516.20150226git0aa653a.sc20
- Experimental build with ZRAM and ZSWAP ebabled for bcm2709 flavour.
CONFIG_ZSWAP=y
CONFIG_ZPOOL=y
CONFIG_ZSMALLOC=m
CONFIG_ZRAM=m
CONFIG_ZRAM_LZ4_COMPRESS=y
CONFIG_CRYPTO_LZO=y
CONFIG_LZ4_COMPRESS=m
CONFIG_LZ4_DECOMPRESS=m
I think it may be that Fedora doesn't allow a ROOT login to X session. Did you create a normal user from the initial setup (configuration) and try to login as that user?ryanben wrote: After the first run, I got the configuration screen (time zone, creating user, etc...) but couldn't log in as root after I got the login screen.
Short answer.... I don't know. It did boot but now won't boot. SDCARD gone bad, maybe. You tried putting the image on another card?ryanben wrote: Then I restarted and fedora won't boot. I created sd again from scratch but it won't boot.
Any idea what went wrong?
I'm not familair with Berryboot, don't know which image it is using, whether the kernel is rpm packaged and what the consequences will be of trying to use the raspberrypi-vc-* and raspberrypi-kernel* packages with it. So I'd recommend against doing this. If it all goes horribly wrong, I won't be able to help with fixing it....Ulfasti wrote:I am currently using berryboot version of Fedora 21 (Mate). Is is possible to use your kernel with it? I tried to use command: sc-cleanUpdate-pi raspberrypi\* but it only: says command not found.
I guess I need to know your repositorys address, could you share it?
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sudo yum install http://www.squeezecommunity.org/repo/21/arm/squeezecommunity-repo-1-5.fc21.noarch.rpm http://www.squeezecommunity.org/repo/21/pi/arm/squeezecommunity-pi-repo-1-2.noarch.rpm
I didn't create a user.clivem wrote:I think it may be that Fedora doesn't allow a ROOT login to X session. Did you create a normal user from the initial setup (configuration) and try to login as that user?ryanben wrote: After the first run, I got the configuration screen (time zone, creating user, etc...) but couldn't log in as root after I got the login screen.
Short answer.... I don't know. It did boot but now won't boot. SDCARD gone bad, maybe. You tried putting the image on another card?ryanben wrote: Then I restarted and fedora won't boot. I created sd again from scratch but it won't boot.
Any idea what went wrong?
There is no uboot involvement on these Pi images. Pi hardware includes the first stage bootloader which looks for a vfat partition and calls the second stage bootloader....fedofan wrote:Hi.
Would love to use your build, but how do I get it on sdcard? FeodProj Wiki Instruc do not cover pi2 yet.
Sorry for bothering, but this uboot-thing confuses me quite a bit.
Can U help or share a "quick install"?
Thank
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xzcat XXXX.img.xz | dd of=/dev/sdX bs=4M
sync
eject /dev/sdX
Yes, rpmfusion repo (both free and non-free) is already installed and enabled on these images.fedofan wrote: P.S.: The repo is the official arm7, I suppose? Do you know if rpmfusion is allready available?
This is something I have been thinking about... I left the disk layout the same as in the original Fedora 21-5 images for compatibility with my existing "compose" scripts. I also think it would be better to drop the swap (2nd) partition and have a swap file on the root partition, which could be easily deleted by those not wanting to use it, like the Pidora images.jwh1981 wrote: If I may ask of a request for future builds: Would it be possible for the swap partition to be the last partition (p3) on the image? I don't know about others, but I usually delete the swap partition, extend out the root partition all the way and then make a swap file.
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