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RPi Software<br />

From eLinux.org<br />

Back to the Hub.<br />

Software & Distributions:<br />

Software - an overview.<br />

Distributions - operating systems and<br />

development environments for the Pi.<br />

Kernel Compilation - advice on compiling a<br />

kernel.<br />

Performance - measures of the Pi's<br />

performance.<br />

Programming - programming languages that<br />

might be used on the Pi.<br />

Overview<br />

<strong>Contents</strong><br />

▪ 1 Overview<br />

▪ 2 BootRom<br />

▪ 3 Distributions<br />

▪ 4 Development environments<br />

▪ 5 Kernel<br />

▪ 6 Compiler<br />

▪ 6.1 ARM<br />

▪ 6.2 GPU<br />

▪ 6.3 DSP<br />

▪ 7 Other software<br />

▪ 8 Performance<br />

▪ 9 Programming<br />

▪ 10 References<br />

The Rpi is a fully fledged ARM computer, so it should be able to run about everything<br />

compiled for ARM (within system requirements). The boards do not have any on board<br />

storage, so everything is on the SD card. If you just want a working system, buy a<br />

preformatted SD card from the Foundation, or give PiCard (http://www.raspberrypi.org/<br />

forum/projects-and-collaboration-general/picard-gui-sd-preparation-tool/page-11) a try, a<br />

GUI SD preparation tool made by Liam Frazer.<br />

BootRom<br />

The boards do not include NAND or NOR storage - everything is on the SD card, which<br />

has a FAT32 partition with GPU firmware and a kernel image, and an EXT2 partition<br />

with the rootfs.

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