openSUSE estende il supporto al Raspberry Pi 5 con U-Boot, migliorando compatibilità, boot e prestazioni per il potente mini computer.

I lost my Pi 5 site to a Docker misstep, then rebuilt my approach: lessons on backups, Linux distros, and a clearer path to self-hosting. Today!

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I know this has been much awaited because of all the queries on the various forums and direct to me so here we are the first Fedora image that can run a native userspace with a Fedora kernel with some enablement patches. This image is far from complete and is NOT yet suitable for desktop UXes and related usecases that require a display. So what works, what doesn’t, and how can you get started? The things that are working and tested: The original RPi5 rev c0 SoCs: the older 4Gb/8Gb variants S...

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Raspberry Pi has announced new pricing for many of its popular single-board computers. While the Raspberry Pi 4 and Raspberry Pi 5 remain untouched and the Compute Module 1 is now cheaper, 'insatiable...

Linus Torvalds has released the 6.17 kernel. He notes that the shortlog for the changes since -rc7 are pretty tame: > It's not exciting, which is all good. I think the biggest patch in there is some locking fixes for some bluetooth races that could cause use-after-free situations. Whee - that's about as exciting as it gets. > > Other than that, there' the usual driver fixlets (GPU and networking dominate as usual, but "dominate" is still pretty small), there's some minor random other driver updates, some filesystem noise, and core kernel and mm. > > And some selftest updates. Significant features in this release include better control over x86 Spectre mitigations, live patching support on 64-bit Arm platforms, a number of pidfd improvements, the removal of special support for uniprocessor systems, initial support for proxy execution, experimental large-folio support in the Btrfs filesystem, the `file_getattr()` and `file_setattr()` system calls, and support for the DualPI2 congestion-control protocol. See the LWN merge-window summaries (part 1, part 2) for more information. In addition, KernelNewbies has a look at the changes that went into 6.17.

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The Raspberry Pi 5 is the first single-board computer from Raspberry Pi to feature support for PCIe add-ons like M.2 SSDs. But since there's no M.2 slot on the board itself you need an adaptor board to add that kind of functionality. While there are plenty of third-party boards that will let you do that, last year Raspberry Pi launched an official M.2 HAT+ board…

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