Updated install instructions after the Pi 5 merge

[Obsolescence]

Bill,

Many thanks for the last update!

As per your email, I have updated the install instructions. If you want to review: https://obsolescence.dev/pidp-8-quick-install.html

(BTW - A reasonable question is, why not just refer builders to the Tangentsoft pages? 

The reason is that new kit builders are in a hurry, and get lost there in their hurry. Without the Quick Install instructions, I get a lost kit builder once a week on average... so that is the reason. Note that I implore on builders to visit and peruse the Tangentsoft pages repeatedly on the Building Instructions page!)

I have two problems to report:

Minor: 

when installing on a single-core Pi, the build script tells you it is making the ILS version, but it actually, correctly, makes the NLS version.

Slightly less minor: 

when I went through the install process on a Raspberry Pi Zero v1.3 (not Zero 2!) everything goes fine, but the pidp8i service does not start up at power-on. You have to start it manually. The only solution so far is to add a 25 second wait in the pidp8i.service script. This is only on this slowest of Pi's, not on any other. See the link above for details. I've spent a day investigating, and I suspect that on the slowest of Pis, the GPIO is not yet ready to be used when the script starts to read the switches at startup time. But I've failed to locate the exact issue/solution. An exact log of what I tried is available for anyone who wants to dig in to this! (attached, but not intended to offload the work to anyone, I will keep digging myself)

Thank you to Bill, and all!

Kind regards,

Oscar.

[William Cattey]

Hi Oscar,

One trivial point: Your Recipe 1 section header still says, "from the "pi5-ils2-bookworm" branch"

Perhaps the section header should say something like, "Recipe 1: Install for any Pi (including Pi 5) build from the current source trunk"

Thanks for the testing on Pi Zero! The first problem seems easy to fix. The second one looks like it will take some effort.

-Bill

[Obsolescence]

Will fix Right Now!

Thanks, Oscar.