On 2016-07-28, Gunnar Wolf wrote: > Alan Corey dijo [Thu, Jul 28, 2016 at 12:22:23PM -0400]: >> Huh? I thought they claimed they were interchangeable. I had an >> image from my model B days 3 years ago that I booted on my 3B. And I >> cloned a working current 3B SD card and booted a Zero from it. There >> isn't a different Debian image for every brand of motherboard and CPU, >> they probe to see what hardware is there. I wouldn't expect older >> images to contain drivers for newer hardware maybe. ... > I'm far from an absolute expert in this area... But I am fairly > certain of what I say — That is, I have a RPi 1 and 2B, and they > cannot boot from the same images. I believe they ship different kernels for different boards all on one image. Or, at least (used to) ship an rpi1 and rpi2 kernel; not sure if the rpi3 uses the same kernel as the rpi2 (possibly with a different device-tree). > Keep in mind it's not different Debian images we are talking about — > "real" Debian cannot be booted on Raspberry hardware. I run a Debian > userland on top of their provided kernel (with the mystery blobs to > control its hardware), started by their mystery bootloader. Well, I've got three Raspberry PI 2 boards running kernels shipped by debian(either jessie-backports or experimental) and u-boot shipped by debian, but it does require the the GPU firmware to bootstrap the CPU. live well, vagrant
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