The issue has been published Linux- the Armbian 22.11 distribution, which provides a compact system environment for various single-board computers based on ARM processors, including various models of Raspberry Pi, Odroid, Orange Pi, Banana Pi, Helios64, pine64, Nanopi and Cubieboard based on Allwinner, Amlogic, Actionsemi, Freescale / NXP, Marvell Armada, Rockchip, Radxa and Samsung Exynos processors.
Batch databases are used to form assemblies. Debian и Ubuntu, but the environment is completely rebuilt using a custom build system, incorporating optimizations to reduce size, increase performance, and apply additional security mechanisms. For example, the /var/log partition is mounted using zram and stored in RAM in compressed form, with data flushed to the drive once a day or at shutdown. The /tmp partition is mounted using tmpfs.
The project supports more than 30 kernel build variants. Linux For various ARM and ARM64 platforms. An SDK is provided to simplify the creation of custom system images, packages, and distribution editions. ZSWAP is used for swapping. Two-factor authentication is available when logging in via SSH. The package includes a box64 emulator, allowing you to run programs compiled for x86 processors. ZFS is used as the file system. Ready-made packages are available for running user environments based on KDE, GNOME, Budgie, Cinnamon, i3-wm, Mate, Xfce, and Xmonad.
Features of the release:
- Added support for Bananapi M5, Odroid M1 and Rockpi 4C plus boards.
- Improved support for Rockpi S boards.
- Packages are synchronized with repositories Debian 11. Updating the kernel Linux The default version is paused until the latest branches are updated as part of stability improvements.
- The formation of weekly updated assemblies supported by the community has begun.
- Added ultra-compact builds optimized for deploying standalone programs.
- Added build support for systems based on RISC-V architecture with UEFI.
Additionally, it is worth noting the development of a specialized Orange Pi OS (Arch) distribution for Orange Pi boards, based on the Arch package base. LinuxGNOME, KDE, and Xfce are available as user environments. The distribution includes standard desktop applications, including KODI, LibreOffice, Inkscape, Thunderbird, VLC, VS Code, and Neochat. The distribution comes with a graphical installer and a setup program that allows you to configure settings such as your time zone, language, keyboard layout, and Wi-Fi, as well as add user accounts, during the first run.
The new distribution will complement the previously offered Orange Pi OS (Droid) builds based on Android and Orange Pi OS (OH) based on OpenHarmony, as well as officially generated images based on Ubuntu, Debian and Manjaro.
Source: opennet.ru
