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I'm asking for guidance on the best way to proceed to get octopi working on a non rpi noobs image, and then eventually upstream that into octopi and hopefully any support into custompios so that it's possible to use a much cheaper & smaller longan pi3h instead of rpi.
I read in the docs that octopi and custompios support armbian distro which afaik doesn't use NOOBS format but it's not obvious to me how to enable that workflow.
Hey @elasticdotventures .
Will try and help you out. though you might need to adapt stuff.
Can you post the partition table of the image? Or a link so I can download it and take a look?
However, you might want to go though a different much more tested route.
There are two methods also to build an ubuntu image. It was built for the Pi image but is much closer to what you are trying to build. There is an OctoPi ubuntu_arm64 variant you might want to take a look at. It might solve some issues you are having.
The second one is in the works. I am working on CustomPiOS v2 where you can define boards and it should work better in the future.
Its WIP, you can follow it here: guysoft/CustomPiOS#214
I'm trying to get OctoPi working on a LonganPi 3b with a custom ubuntu image.
sipeed/LonganPi-3H-SDK#17
I've forked, and created a custom ubuntu image with the LonganPi images and i've created custom action(s) that build the ubuntu image and then trigger a workflow to build my octopi fork. https://github.com/elasticdotventures/OctoPi-longan-pi3h
the build for the ubuntu found here:
https://github.com/elasticdotventures/LonganPi-3H-SDK/tree/feature/octoprint
I'm running into an issue where guysoft/CustomPIoS & specifically OctoPi seems to require the image to be in a NOOBS file system format. (reference https://github.com/raspberrypi/noobs/wiki/NOOBS-partitioning-explained)
I'm asking for guidance on the best way to proceed to get octopi working on a non rpi noobs image, and then eventually upstream that into octopi and hopefully any support into custompios so that it's possible to use a much cheaper & smaller longan pi3h instead of rpi.
I read in the docs that octopi and custompios support armbian distro which afaik doesn't use NOOBS format but it's not obvious to me how to enable that workflow.
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