Arthur T Knackerbracket has found the following story:
[...] While it has been possible to get Alpine on the Pi for some time – Raspberry Pi 2 owners have been able to get it working since version 3.2.0 – this is the first version to add support for the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ and also offer an arm64 (aarch64) image to ease deployment.
The Pi 3 Model B+ packs a surprising amount of power into a small package, rocking a 64 bit 1.4GHz processor and gigabit ethernet (over USB 2.0). The 1GB RAM (unchanged from the previous Model B) should give the slimline Alpine incarnation of Linux more than enough headroom, depending what else you decide to run.
[...] Alpine's frugal nature makes it appealing as an alternative to some of the more resource intensive distributions available for the Pi, with optimisations such as OpenRC replacing systemd as the init system. A minimal disk installation will only consume around 130MB and the maintainers claim a container only needs 8MB.
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(Score: 2) by TheGratefulNet on Tuesday July 03 2018, @02:57PM (2 children)
odroid xu4
real usb3, 8 cores, can be a traffic generator for gig-ethernet (2 full ports at very close to wire speed).
pi's suck and continue to suck. the good thing about the pi is the community; without that, the pi would be just another half-ass sbc.
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(Score: 2) by FatPhil on Tuesday July 03 2018, @04:02PM (1 child)
root@razspaz:/var/log# uptime
19:00:57 up 181 days, 6:43, 7 users, load average: 0.94, 0.53, 0.42
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(Score: 2) by Snotnose on Tuesday July 03 2018, @04:39PM
You'll be glad to know there's a new version of software out, released last weekend. So much for your uptime :)
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