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| See the [[https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/trixie-the-new-version-of-raspberry-pi-os/|Raspberry Pi Trixie OS announcement]]. | See the [[https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/trixie-the-new-version-of-raspberry-pi-os/|Raspberry Pi Trixie OS announcement]]. |
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| The Raspberry Pi Trixie OS has adopted [[https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/cloud-init-on-raspberry-pi-os/|cloud-init]] for first boot initialization, and the latest Raspberry Pi imager has removed the ability to customize custom OS images. Therefore, to customize the OS prior to booting (e.g. changing the default userid/password, adding authorized SSH keys, etc.) please edit the //user-data// file according the the instructions in the [[https://docs.cloud-init.io/en/latest/index.html|cloud-init documentation]] | The Raspberry Pi Trixie OS has adopted [[https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/cloud-init-on-raspberry-pi-os/|cloud-init]] for first boot initialization, and the latest Raspberry Pi imager has removed the ability to customize custom OS images. Therefore, to customize the OS prior to booting (e.g. changing the default userid/password, adding authorized SSH keys, etc.) please edit the //user-data// file in the //bootfs// partition according the the instructions in the [[https://docs.cloud-init.io/en/latest/index.html|cloud-init documentation]] |
| ===== COMFILE Technology Changes ===== | ===== COMFILE Technology Changes ===== |
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| This layout was created to make it easier to [[#read-only_file_system|enable the read-only file system]], effectively making the //bootfs// and //rootfs// partitions read-only, while still having a place to write data to (i.e. the //datafs// partition). | This layout was created to make it easier to [[#read-only_file_system|enable the read-only file system]], effectively making the //bootfs// and //rootfs// partitions read-only, while still having a place to write data to (i.e. the //datafs// partition). |
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| If the //datafs// partition is too small, and your SD card, eMMC, or other storage medium is large enough, you can use [[https://gparted.org/|gparted]], or other disk partitioning utility, to adjust partition sizes as needed. Currently, the //rootfs// partition must be the last partition of the disk to maintain compatibility with some configuration utilities of the Raspberry Pi. | If the //datafs// partition is too small, and your SD card, eMMC, or other storage medium is large enough, you can use [[https://gparted.org/|gparted]], or other disk partitioning utilities, to adjust partition sizes as needed. Currently, the //rootfs// partition must be the last partition of the disk to maintain compatibility with some configuration utilities of the Raspberry Pi. |
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| ==== Read-only File System ==== | ==== Read-only File System ==== |
| ==== chrony ==== | ==== chrony ==== |
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| The ComfilePi Trixie OS replaces //systemd-timesync// with [[https://chrony-project.org/|chrony]] to provide better support for real-time clock (RTC) control and configuration. | The ComfilePi Trixie OS replaces //systemd-timesyncd// with [[https://chrony-project.org/|chrony]] to provide better support for real-time clock (RTC) control and configuration. |
