Oops. Looks like the 4GB SD card in my very first RasPi1 died while trying to install NetBSD 11?
Oh, yeah, sure - 256MB RAM only, I forgot. That makes it even less useful than I thought.
Not sure why I'm spending time with NetBSD on likely the slowest "modern" hardware I have around? Anyway, for some reason sysinst doesn't ask for a keyboard language in the RPi image, so had to do that myself...
Let's see what else I can install - NetSurf is good enough to browse NetBSD docs and post to Mastodon via Bloat, at least - see the other thread about that. Somehow I'm unreasonably happy with this frontend right now?
Well, I guess swapping will kill this new SD card pretty quickly, even if I'm only using like 5% out of the 64GB currently...
Don't use NetSurf and pkgin at the same time on 256MB RAM ;)
Same board as the one mentioned in this old post, btw.: https://mastodon.infra.de/@galaxis/109486081212197550
@galaxis Slowly replacing the Raspberry I have in use. Let's see how many I can "free".
Now with fresh SD card (kinda unhinged, but the supermarket only had 64GB)...
Desk full with ARM stuff of varying usefulness - RPi400, GLKVM, RPi 1...
I mean, I could connect the RPi 1 directly to the screen instead of indirectly remote controlling it, but then I'd have to dig out a keyboard and different cables...