EndeavourOS Raspberry Pi .img

ARM Installation
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Is it Raspberry Pi 16G compatible?

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if you ask can Rpi5 16GB run Endeavouros ?

if that what you ask ,the answer is YES!!
it run smooth on Arch for me

EDitā€¦

āÆ neofetch

OS: Arch Linux ARM aarch64
Host: Raspberry Pi 5 Model B Rev 1.1
Kernel: 6.12.10-1-rpi-16k
Uptime: 15 hours, 58 mins
iP: åœØč®”ē®—ęœŗ内 (it a KDE free zone) ;p
Packages: 867 (pacman)
Shell: bash 5.2.37
Resolution: 3440x1440
Terminal: /dev/pts/0
CPU: ARMv8 rev 1 (v8l) (4) @ 2.800GHz
Memory: 295MiB / 16189MiB
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Nice! Thank you.

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Do you know how to install packages via the command line? I want to download Vivaldi Web Browser from their website but donā€™t know which one to download.

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you have answer in other thread. Hope you enjoy time on Endeavouros

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Bye!

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Pi-kernels
Pi-kernels1366Ɨ768 106 KB

There are two RPi kernels available. linux-rpi is for the RPi 4b and included in the RPi 4b / 400 image. linux-rpi-16k is for the RPi 5 and included in the RPi 5 / 500 image.

Pudge

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The .img that I downloaded doesnā€™t have the full gui anymore. Is it supposed to be like that? Itā€™s not the headless version either.

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Here is the image for the RPi 5 / 500.

Just download it, burn it to a storage device, and connect the storage device to the RPi 5

It will boot up and autostart a script that asks for your personal information. Such as name, username, host name, time zone, desired Desktop Enviroment, etc. When finished it will reboot and you are ready to go.

If you want to use btrfs instead of ext4, this Topic explains how to make your own image with btrfs.

Pudge

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Yeah. Thatā€™s newer than the one that Iā€™ve got. How come the installer changed from when you guys decided to discontinue EOS on the raspberry pi? And how come you guys decided to pick it up again?

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I donā€™t know anything about btrfs or why Iā€™d want to switch to it.

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How do I check the hash in terminal and is there an app or software like gtkhash thatā€™ll do the 512sum because gtkhash doesnā€™t.

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You could try this, but Iā€™ve not tried this command under aarch64:

sha512sum enosLinuxARM-rpi5-latest.img.xz
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[Endeavour@raspberry-pi-5-8g January-22-2025]$ sha512sum enosLinuxARM-rpi5-latest.img.xz
3b6f6dff773979dbc80bfe9aa61001241ed2d104ba11b4196d63b1c79056c5ea9e0deba835d3de13eec5dccec002e307a1cbcb70a51480be3c31fbddfb6e961e enosLinuxARM-rpi5-latest.img.xz

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Thatā€™s a match with the sum provided here :+1:

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How come I didnā€™t see any fireworks?

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firework-cat_down

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Dud!

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Heard you were the one that wanted to end EOS on ARM. What were you frustrated about and what can I a layman do to help. In my opinion thereā€™s not enough support for these devices as it is so Iā€™d hate to lose it and you. Raspberry Pi foundation should release more then their desktop version of raspbian meaning debian vanilla/lite versions that anyone can do what they want with. Same thing with ubuntu and everyone else that has their own version of linux for ARM.

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In the Download directory (or wherever you downloaded the images to), you should have both the image file and the sha512sum files. do the following:

[don@J5040 Downloads]$ sha512sum -c enosLinuxARM-server-rpi-latest.img.xz.sha512sum
enosLinuxARM-server-rpi-latest.img.xz: OK
[don@J5040 Downloads]$

Notice this is run on the image with the .sha512sum extension.
It should find the .img.xz file and list it. Then you should get the OK indicating the sha512sum was correct.
I donā€™t know what results you get if it fails.

Pudge