Raspberry Pi hardware commitment

Early ARM interest

Community interest in Pi

There are only 50 Raspberry Pi boards in existence - until Dec 2011 when the first 10 000 boards will be snapped up by developers. Puppy will be there, paws ready . . .

By 2013 we should have sufficient demand

for a puppy powered ARM tablet (see above) with smart memory material

or rubberized keyboard/cover/stand/grip/on switch

and e-ink touch screen

The design is open source incidentally

You saw it here first

Where are our Chinese capitalists?

Can this be built ethically?

(basic rights for the hardware builders)

I am gradually getting Woof setup to build an ARM Puppy BarryK

T2 cross compiling

Woof to become ARM compatible

This changes everything. It means that PARM could use the Puppy scripts with T2, Slackware, Ubuntu, Debian or Mageia binaries.

Artwork from pacer106

I'm doing some porting work at the moment with the long-term goal of porting Puppy to any architecture, maybe I could test this on Slacko.

Develop porting infrastructure

Get used to Puppy + Debian projects (the most likely 'Official' ISO initially)

Pussy

I'll release a small Linux OS for the raspberry, using the Debian that can be provided with it as a base, and make it as puppy like as I can... altho this isn't a puppy, it will give you all a guide

Guy Dog

Exprimo

Use the new muli-arch Woof to build an Spup or Dpup

We only have to support broadcom multimedia on the first build

Once Puppy is solidly on Pi we will add drivers for other devices

Puppy forum specific advice

Join Raspberry Pi mailing list (top right)

Join Pi forum Pi thread

Join Raspberry_Pi on twitter for news as it happens

How do we Boot?

I am a beginner. What do I do? Details?

AmigoLinux

Ångström ARM binary builder

Linux ARM emulation

Embedded ARM

Education Puppy in Education