I would like to explore Project Atomic on a Raspberry Pi 2 (ARM Cortex-A7). What I get from the project's Q&A is that they defer the issue to Fedora, basically saying that once Fedora "targets ARM" Atomic is good to go.
However, ARM is supported. There even is a dedicated Pi version available at http://pidora.ca/ .
So, what else is there to have to build an "Atomic" image? Could I even build one on my own?
More information about this is available on the Atomic mailinglist: https://lists.projectatomic.io/projec...
I'm looking to do an Atomic IoT spin for ARMv7 and aarch64, initially as a remix style, for a number of ARMv7 devices including possibly the Raspberry Pi 2/3 as part of Fedora 24.
There was a recent announcement around this -- the Atomic project now officially supports both aarch64 and ppc64le architectures: https://fedoramagazine.org/fedora-27-...
However, this has only gotten us closer to Project Atomic on Raspi3. The post above explicitly states:
64-bit ARM is available for a variety of hardware. Installation should work as expected on server class hardware. However:
- On aarch64 machine, Atomic Host ISO can be installed only in UEFI mode.
- Installation is not yet supported on single board computer, such as RPi3 or Pine64.
They don't give specific reasons, but I would be willing to guess it's also UEFI related?
Asked: 2015-11-03 16:57:02 -0600
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