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Sep 14, 2015 at 16:10 comment added goldilocks If you read the link about adapting Fedora ARM you'll get the idea (it's all indicated there); in particular see the note at the bottom about /opt/vc. The pi needs a special out-of-tree kernel, and that plus the bootloader firmware are crucial. However, you don't need a pi-specific distro to get them as they are maintained in an independent git repo; how easy or hard you'd find that depends on how comfortable you are with linux, basic filesystem structure, etc. Then there's various libraries for the GPU (also in the repo), and a handful of apps such as omxplayer and raspicam stuff.
Sep 14, 2015 at 15:58 comment added epsilones thank you, could you point out examples of pi specific stuff
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