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== Proposed Solution == | == Proposed Solution == | ||
There is a repository aiming to develop a declarative way of defining Raspberry Pi setups, including, but not limited to, the Raspberry Pi 5. The project is called [https://github.com/nvmd/nixos-raspberrypi?tab=readme-ov-file nixos-raspberrypi], and so far seems to be successful at achieving functioning system builds. It also provides a binary cache, speeding up iteration and deployment. | There is a repository aiming to develop a declarative way of defining Raspberry Pi setups, including, but not limited to, the Raspberry Pi 5. The project is called [https://github.com/nvmd/nixos-raspberrypi?tab=readme-ov-file nixos-raspberrypi], and so far seems to be successful at achieving functioning system builds. It also provides a binary cache, speeding up iteration and deployment. | ||
Take note that this solution reuses the proprietary firmware distributed by The Raspberry Pi Foundation. If that's not desired, one of the ''Other Solutions'' may be preferable. | |||
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== Other Solutions == | == Other Solutions == | ||