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I bought one of those 512MB Ram supported models, I downloaded a common image with 7 different modes to boot the system and installed the most common one.
I wondered whats possible to manage on this ARMv6 Chip. Sincu Ubuntu needs ARMv7 it will not run under this. But is there a list of many or even all ? operating systems or similiar workplatforms which are supported by this super small super computer?
I start here :
RiscOS
DEBIAN
Pidora
Raspbian
OpenELEC
Archlinux
There's a list that seems to be maintained on the RPi Distributions page on the eLinux wiki.
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I work on a Raspberry project, the purpose of this project is to use a Raspberry to control an industrial machine.
My customer would like to produce several hundred Raspberry.
I have an custom Raspbian image and I would like to know how "flash" my image on this several Raspberry in an industrial way.
For the moment, the customer wants to use an Raspberry Pi3b+.
Do you have any ideas ?
Kinda off-topic question for here. But, we are using one of these SD card duplicators if that helps.
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I am looking for a tool that can show the device tree for pci express devices including switches. I am trying to examine the topology of the pcie from root port down to debug some issues we are having with device bandwidths. Is there anything like that available?
Try lspci on linux.
Sample usage can be found in man page. I generally use:
lspci -t
To have a tree view.
In windows I think there's tool called pcitree but I never used it.
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I have installed postgresql on my ubuntu machine using,
apt-get install postgresql-9.1
Now I am reading the manual however could not figure out where the tutorial files (e.g., basics.sql) are.
Where can I find or download them?
They're in the PostgreSQL source distribution:
https://github.com/postgres/postgres/tree/master/src/tutorial
Aside: the latest PostgreSQL is 9.3, not 9.1:
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/tutorial-sql-intro.html
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I have an application that formerly was running on an itanium suse 11,
I'm wondering to now Can I freely choose suse 11 intel support on new intel cpu?
what I mean is that , is there any chance that application affect by changing cpu type but not the operating system it use?
The compiled binaries will not run on both x86 and arm. However, it is very possible to compile binaries for each platform from the same source code. How likely this is depends on too many factors to list here; you will have to try compiling it yourself. Depending on the language, cross architecture compilation will have varying difficulty. With Java or Python or something similar, the architecture is unlikely to cause problems as long as your are on the same OS.
Link to a GGC-centric guide.
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I like to learn OS development from the scratch(About Interrupt handling, about IDT, how to load my own boot sector,etc)
Can you please recommend some resources ?
Thank you.
The OSDev wiki is a good place to start.
Take a look at Operating System Design and Implementation by Andrew Tanenbaum. It contains the source to an operating system call Minix and was the "inspiration" for Linux.
The best online ressources are on OSdev Wiki. You will find all the info you need to start with kernel crafting, from toolchain to IDT filling.