opensuse and fedora images

[smithmcgriff]

Hey everyone, I've created working images for openSUSE Tumbleweed and Fedora. You can grab them here https://github.com/smithmcgriff

[tophneal]

Awesome! Feel free to add these to the Software Release wiki page! (You can use your forum login to make edits to a page.)

[smithmcgriff]

Awesome! Feel free to add these to the Software Release wiki page! (You can use your forum login to make edits to a page.)

I was able to add it to the software page, but I'm unsure of how to add a .png photo, and link it to the main wiki page for pinebook pro. I've never edited a wiki before. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!

[tophneal]

Awesome! Feel free to add these to the Software Release wiki page! (You can use your forum login to make edits to a page.)

I was able to add it to the software page, but I'm unsure of how to add a .png photo, and link it to the main wiki page for pinebook pro. I've never edited a wiki before. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!

For the time being, you can upload the image you want to use to something like imgur and use a direct link to the image to add it to the wiki. I know there's away to add images, but it's limited to keep the use of images, where unneeded, down.

[agurenko]

Hey everyone, I've created working images for openSUSE Tumbleweed and Fedora. You can grab them here https://github.com/smithmcgriff

Thanks for your work, I've successfully tried the Fedora image, but it seems like big cluster is disabled, so only small cores are available, is this something set during the build of an image?

[wove]

Hey everyone, I've created working images for openSUSE Tumbleweed and Fedora. You can grab them here https://github.com/smithmcgriff

Thanks for your work, I've successfully tried the Fedora image, but it seems like big cluster is disabled, so only small cores are available, is this something set during the build of an image?

That is covered in the readme file I believe. You can remove "maxcpus=4" from "/etc/extlinux/extlinux.conf". That should add full power back.

bil

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Hey everyone, I've created working images for openSUSE Tumbleweed and Fedora. You can grab them here https://github.com/smithmcgriff

I installed the Fedora Version to an SD card. I followed your directions which are thorough and well done, thank you

It runs alright. It is very slow to boot. Some applications run quite well, others like software center just appear to stall out. 

Thank you for your work.

bill