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0 pointsClumsyPilot5y ago0 comments

I think that if you are producing a real device based on a compute module, you should not be using Rasbian Lite, things like Arch, Ubunti core, etc. are more suited for the purpose.

There is no real iot-style security in Raspbian lite, so before you get mad pver microsoft eepo being added, toy should be sorting that out

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someperson5y ago

Why would somebody use Arch (a distribution with a rolling release) on a product?

Debian is a reasonably platform for such devices (though not the best due to the ~2 year release cycles, rather than eg, 10 years for CentOS distributions back when they were around). I do take the point that Ubuntu Core may be even more suitable, but Raspbian should work fine for many real world applications.

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0 pointsClumsyPilot5y ago0 comments

I think that if you are producing a real device based on a compute module, you should not be using Rasbian Lite, things like Arch, Ubunti core, etc. are more suited for the purpose.

There is no real iot-style security in Raspbian lite, so before you get mad pver microsoft eepo being added, toy should be sorting that out

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someperson5y ago

Why would somebody use Arch (a distribution with a rolling release) on a product?

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