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We will provide information on this in the forum, newsletter, as well as in the relevant news channels.
Take a look at this discussion:
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The Checklist
An overview of the current gold standard, if you will, can be found in the following checklist:
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These and more details can be found in the release notes of the respective images.
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Long Term Support - LTS
Die Raspberry Pi
Further Information
Our development is open source, so the code is in the GitHub repository, which you can find here:
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If you want to create your own minimal system, i.e. your own custom image, then you can follow the Readme steps here:
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Which image do I have on my system?
You can verify which image you installed by executing the following command:
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pi@RevPi12345:~ $ cat /etc/revpi/image-release
2024-04-25-revpi-bullseye-arm64.img |
Here we have a 64 bit Bullseye released at .
Which kernel version do I have on my system?
You can view the kernel Version by executing the following command:
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pi@RevPi12345:~ $ uname -a
Linux RevPi12345 6.1.46-rt13-v8 #1 SMP PREEMPT_RT Mon, 22 Apr 2024 08:37:46 +0200 aarch64 GNU/Linux |
Here we have the kernel version 6.1.46-rt13-v8 compiled at , 64 bit.
I have little free memory available after installing a Revolution Pi OS, what can I do?
Take a look at this discussion:
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