[opensuse-arm] raspbian on opensuse Leap KVM on Raspberry Pi
Hi I tried to run Raspbian on openSUSE Leap KVM on Raspberry Pi. I found the URL below. https://medium.com/@valdiz777/setting-up-kvm-on-raspberry-pi-3-using-a-64bit... But I can't find how to run Raspbian image on KVM. Any information/advice is helpful for me. Best Regards. Ryo -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-arm+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-arm+owner@opensuse.org
Hi,
Which version of openSUSE are you running? This article mention Leap 42.2 which is outdated. You probably want to use latest Leap which is 15.1.
But I can't find how to run Raspbian image on KVM. Any information/advice is helpful for me.
Raspbian is an armv7 image (32-bits), so you would need to run a 32-bit image on top of a 64-bit image, since openSUSE image is aarch64. But you will probably hit this bug: https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1129950 Another untested solution which would probably work is to use the openSUSE Raspberry Pi 2 image on the Raspberry Pi 3. That way, all is 32-bit. But be warned that virtualization will be _very_ slow on Raspberry Pi 3 (slow cores, low RAM) and you will not be able to allocate lots of RAM for the guest. Any particular reason to run Raspbian on top of openSUSE on the Pi? Cheers, Guillaume
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Hi,
Which version of openSUSE are you running? This article mention Leap 42.2 which is outdated. You probably want to use latest Leap which is 15.1.
But I can't find how to run Raspbian image on KVM. Any information/advice is helpful for me.
Raspbian is an armv7 image (32-bits), so you would need to run a 32-bit image on top of a 64-bit image, since openSUSE image is aarch64. But you will probably hit this bug: https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1129950 Another untested solution which would probably work is to use the openSUSE Raspberry Pi 2 image on the Raspberry Pi 3. That way, all is 32-bit. But be warned that virtualization will be _very_ slow on Raspberry Pi 3 (slow cores, low RAM) and you will not be able to allocate lots of RAM for the guest. Any particular reason to run Raspbian on top of openSUSE on the Pi? Cheers, Guillaume
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