BSD CAFE and me a Raspberry Pi 4B running GhostBSD

 https://BSD.CAFE and me a Raspberry Pi 4B running GhostBSD

 

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 Stefano Marinelli, [10/13/24 3:36 AM]
This is a great idea - and I have a spare Raspberry PI 4 with 8 GB of ram, so I can test it.

Stefano Marinelli, [10/13/24 3:37 AM]
I thinkt the BSD Cafe can give you the help and feedback of many BSD users, so I think you should join and share your ideas/projects

Fred Finster, [10/13/24 7:20 AM]
Thank you for this answer, Stefano.   The image is rough, and the NTPD daemon seems to hang up the shell script from completing.  Once the usb flash drive stick is written ( created) and booted , then you can add a usb ssd to have a DIY ( do it yourself )  workstation.

Fred Finster, [10/13/24 7:21 AM]
write_freebsd_image_dd_to_,da1.sh  shell script is the place to start.
https://ghostbsd-arm64.blogspot.com/2023/12/how-to-install-ghostbsd-arm64-into-usb.html?m=1

https://ghostbsd-arm64.blogspot.com/2024/01/january-19-2024-howto-download.html?m=1

Fred Finster, [10/13/24 7:39 AM]
Quite á bit of reading of various documents.

Fred Finster, [10/13/24 7:40 AM]
Forego Looks very interesting to setup on FreeBSD or GhostBSD DIY Arm64 Rasoberry Pi workstation based on model 4B or 400 keyboard using the Broadcom BCM2711 system on a chip SOC.
Improvements welcome.  ABIword document editor and DIA diagram editor are 2 usefull tools to created new documentation.

pkg install tree abiword dia

Fred Finster, [10/13/24 7:51 AM]
DIY GhostBSD workstation document, rough first draft document.

 

Desktop Telegram group  ARM Open-Source group

ARM Open-Source telegram group  to get access to the files for DIY GhostBSD Workstation



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