Raspberry Pi 1 / 2 (raspberry-pi)

Features
Screen Whether the display works; ideally with sleep mode and brightness control.	Works
Multimedia
3D Acceleration	Untested
Audio Audio playback, microphone, headset and buttons.	Untested
Connectivity
Bluetooth	Untested
Miscellaneous
FDE Full disk encryption and unlocking with unl0kr.	Untested

Raspberry Pi Foundation Raspberry Pi 1
2
Manufacturer	Raspberry Pi Foundation
Name	Raspberry Pi 1; 2
Codename	raspberry-pi
Released	2013
Type	single board computer
Hardware
Chipset	Broadcom BCM2835 ; Broadcom BCM2836
CPU	1x ARM1176JZF-S @ 700 MHz (Pi 1); 4x ARM Cortex-A7 @ 900 MHz (Pi 2);
GPU	Broadcom VideoCore IV
Display	HDMI port
Storage	MicroSDHC slot
Memory	256/512/1024 MB
Architecture	armhf
Software
Original software The software and version the device was shipped with.	Raspberry Pi OS
Extended version The most recent supported version from the manufacturer.	Raspberry Pi OS
postmarketOS
Category	archived
Mainline Instead of a Linux kernel fork, it is possible to run (Close to) Mainline.	no
Unixbench score Unixbench Whetstone/Dhrystone score. See Unixbench.	89.3
Device package	device-raspberry-pi
Kernel package	linux-rpi

WARNING: This device cannot run postmarketOS, as its architecture is unsupported.

This device has been archived. This means that it no longer appears in pmbootstrap and is likely broken.
It can still be selected in pmbootstrap init by typing in the vendor and codename, but you will have to build the kernel package manually.

Contributors

drebrez

Installation

1. Follow the steps on Installation_guide#Initialization

2. Choose the raspberry-pi device

3. Select the kernel for your Raspberry Pi version

[10:47:03] Which kernel do you want to use with your device?
[10:47:03] Available kernels (2):
[10:47:03] * rpi: Kernel for the Raspberry Pi 1
[10:47:03] * rpi2: Kernel for the Raspberry Pi 2

4. Start the build process and install the completed image to a sdcard

$ ./pmbootstrap.py install --sdcard /dev/sdX # Replace /dev/sdX with the device for your sdcard

5. Place the sdcard into the Raspberry Pi and boot it

Contributors

Installation

See also