Fri May 12, 2017 11:25 am
Hi,
PINN is a multi-boot operating system installer that is a clone/fork of NOOBS, but with some additional features.
It installs the same OSes that NOOBS can install from the RPF website, including Lakka, Raspbian and several Kodi media centres
It also has a repository of additional OSes to present a wider choice of OSes.
Matt Huisman provides a download of PINN in which he has changed the OS repository used on the cmdline to provide his own Lakka-unstable version for user convernience, but the version of PINN is the same.
You mention a third image of Lakka made by someone else. As long as it is provided in the correct format that NOOBS/PINN expects, with the additional supporting files, I see no reason why PINN can't install it. It can also install OSes from USB sticks (if provided in the right format). Is this 3rd version of Lakka significantly different? Why not use the standard one?
You must install all your OS choices at the same time. The number you can install is limited by the space on your SD card.
PINN - NOOBS with the extras... https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=142574