how to start

[AndreyK]

Hi,

Is there are any alive example how start with Isar (e.g Raspberry Pi)?

Thx,

Andrey

[Uladzimir Bely]

Hello.

If you have docker installed and configured, you can simply use kas-
container:

```
./kas/kas-container menu
```

- Distro Selection => Raspberry Pi OS Debian 12 (bookworm)
- Machine selection => rpi-arm-v7l # E.g. kernel for Raspberry 3B+
- Packages selection => Isar packages => You might want on;y `expand-
on-first-boot` from the list
- Packages selection => Distro packages => Add any packages from
RaspioOS mirrors
- User management => Activate 'root' user

Adjust other settings if you need. Exit menu and run build:

```
./kas/kas-container build
```

After the build finished you can use the image for SD-card:

`build/tmp/deploy/images/rpi-arm-v7l/isar-image-base-raspios-bookworm-
rpi-arm-v7l.wic`

--
Best regards,
Uladzimir.

[Uladzimir Bely]

Also, there seems to be some issue with automounting "boot" partition
by systemd that should be fixed. At least, for me RPi goes to
"mainanance mode" due to this.

As a quick fix, you can comment out in /etc/fstab the line for /boot
partition.

--
Best regards,
Uladzimir.