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Installing Alpine Linux on Linx1010B

Bay Trail 32bit EFI 64bit CPU

I managed install Alpine on this device, with networking surviving reboot, though ultimately I moved to Artix with Hyprland.

Create bootable USB

1. Download Ventoy, and both x86_64 & i386 Alpine Linux ISOs.
2. Create a Ventoy USB with GPT format and ~3GB unused.
3. Add alpine-extended-VERSIONNUMBER-x86_64.iso to 'Ventoy' partion.
4. Create a FAT or FAT32 partition using remaining space. This is where all handy stuff will be placed.

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Installing Artix Linux on Linx1010B

Bay Trail 32bit EFI 64bit CPU

Pre-Installation

I've been pleasantly surprised by how few stumbling blocks I've hit getting Artix installed. One of the nice features of Artix is that it is derived from Arch, but eschews systemd in favour of a choice of alternatives. As I am more familiar with openrc from installing Alpine previously, I chose to use it again here.

Create bootable USB

1. Download Ventoy, and x86_64 Artix Linux openrc ISO.
2. Create a Ventoy USB with GPT format.

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Continuing Linx1010B Artix

Hyprland openrc Artix Linux on Linx1010B

TODO:

• add section of environment variables
• add section on launching
• add section on config

Installing Hyprland without systemd

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Specifications

host: Raspberry Pi 3A+
mcu: SKR mini e3 v2 via UART
secondary mcu: RPi
display: Timmit V0 display via USB

mcu

1. Power off mcu & remove the SD card.
2. ssh USER@192.168.1.XXX
3. cd ~/klipper

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Daimyo of the South

Venue

The Royal British Legion Portsmouth South
1-3 Lucknow Street
Fratton
Portsmouth
PO1 1PS