Bilal Amarni

Yes they should.

fixed in latest release

@JohnnyLeone : kernel headers I've installed should be in `/usr/include`. I'm not familiar with installing a kernel module from source, but aren't the kernel headers enough? (cf. https://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/build-linux-kernel-module-against-installed-kernel-source-tree.html). That linux...

@JohnnyLeone : I'm currently looking at how to achieve that. This script seems relevant : https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/23ea3f62f3f90caaa7b4bf32690c341101228cca/scripts/package/builddeb#L318 It's the part which builds the kernel headers package for debian. I can probably...

I've just made a new kernel release containing stripped down kernel sources, using the same filters as the script linked above. You can download it with `sudo pi64-update` or if...

Awesome, thanks for checking

I think installing another distribution shouldn't cause much problems, pi64-config is indeed for debian but pi64-update should still work (it basically just updates kernel / modules). Do you suggest to...

My main concern would be about how to document it and keep the doc understandable for both debian and alpine users. Otherwise I don't think it requires too much changes...

For example most of the FAQ, and mentions of pi64-config are only for debian. > Do you have something else to do appart from executing make inside the docker container...

I didn't focus on that yet but that would be nice indeed. The simplest way is through docker : git clone https://github.com/bamarni/pi64.git cd pi64 docker build -t pi64 . docker...