Bullseye 09/2023
Posted: 19 Oct 2023, 12:42
Dear Community,
we are pleased to announce the quaterly release of Bullseye Image (09/2023). You can get the images (normal and lite, each as 32-bit or 64-bit version) as usual in our download area (https://revolutionpi.com/tutorials/down ... evpiimages):
- RevPi Bullseye 64-bit (ID: 7482)
- RevPi Bullseye 64-bit Lite (ID: 7480)
- RevPi Bullseye (ID: 7478)
- RevPi Bullseye Lite (ID: 7476)
Information about new features or important changes can be found in the release notes. You can find the release notes in the download archive with the image or in advance in our download area: https://revolutionpi.com/tutorials/down ... leasenotes
Please note that due to increased hardware requirements the Bullseye images only run on devices with CM3 and higher. This means that the first generation RevPi Core (PR100102) is no longer supported by the Bullseye image. More information can be found in the release notes.
Nicolai
we are pleased to announce the quaterly release of Bullseye Image (09/2023). You can get the images (normal and lite, each as 32-bit or 64-bit version) as usual in our download area (https://revolutionpi.com/tutorials/down ... evpiimages):
- RevPi Bullseye 64-bit (ID: 7482)
- RevPi Bullseye 64-bit Lite (ID: 7480)
- RevPi Bullseye (ID: 7478)
- RevPi Bullseye Lite (ID: 7476)
Information about new features or important changes can be found in the release notes. You can find the release notes in the download archive with the image or in advance in our download area: https://revolutionpi.com/tutorials/down ... leasenotes
Please note that due to increased hardware requirements the Bullseye images only run on devices with CM3 and higher. This means that the first generation RevPi Core (PR100102) is no longer supported by the Bullseye image. More information can be found in the release notes.
Nicolai