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I'm exploring the capabilities with an rpi but I'm ultimately interested to port the code for odroid-c1.
Do you think it is possible? easy? a few hints would be welcomed.

Hello,

thanks for this amazing project.
I'm trying to use your lib but I have a problem once I run piho init:

vallette@Mac-3 ~/Desktop/pihotenuse (master)$ piho init                                                         
Initializing boot2docker
Starting boot2docker
docker@localhost's password:

boot2docker shouldn't ask for a password

I also tried piho boot2docker ssh which asks for a password whereas boot2docker ssh works perfectly.
Any idea ? what version of boot2docker are you using ?

I would like to test a gui application, that runs on OpenGL ES, no X. The only threads I've seen, is using Xvfb or maybe VirtualGL https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/yantis/virtualgl/ . Not sure if this is outside the scope of pihotenuse, but maybe if there is a way, adding it to "useful snippets" ...

Hello xdissent,

i'm playing with piho with arch linux image now. Works fine if I comment lines:

mount -o offset=$((512*${OFFSETS[0]})) "$NBD_DEV" mount/boot
...
echo "deb file:$PIHO_DEBS ./" > mount/etc/apt/sources.list.d/piho.list
...
umount mount/boot

but i'm unable to install packages nor have I access to internet from within the image.
Any clue ?

Have you tried, the lib with other images than raspian ?
I've used hypriot image for init with:

piho init hypriot.img
piho create rpi-docker

but:

$ piho shell rpi-docker                                                                                      [ruby-2.1.3p242]
Launching shell for rpi-docker
mount: block device /dev/nbd0 is write-protected, mounting read-only
mount: you must specify the filesystem type

Where does the limitation to raspian comes from ?

Is the vm supposed to be 7.8G? I am on a tiny SSD and this is prohibitively large for me :(

could you document which versions of the pi this image makes? sorry if I missed it somewhere

If I wanted to make a Dockerfile that used piho...how would I go about doing that?

As in, I would love to write:

FROM xdissent/pihotenuse

MAINTAINER Jonathan Dahan [email protected]

COPY my-cool-package.tar.gz /var/tmp

RUN apt-get install -y libsdl1.2

WORK /var/tmp

RUN tar xf my-cool-package.tar.gz && make && make install

CMD bash

I hope this request makes a modicum of sense...

I would expect to have to do something special, like point boot2docker to use your special vm image or maybe have a piho docker build -t ....