ARM Compatibility

[akross6966]

Hello,
I'm looking into the possibility of setting up a Raspberry Pi 2 B (www.raspberrypi.org) and installing Sentora -- this device uses an ARM-based processor and I'm not clear on whether or not Sentora would support that.  I suspect that with some fancy footwork it could be done, but I'd love to know whether anyone knows if it works out-of-the-box or if it would require some serious time to work through.

Thanks!
U1

I was able to get this up and working 100% tonight using a RPi2, Ubuntu Server 14.04, and a 16GB MicroSD card.  Below is what i did.

- Download and install the Ubuntu Server 14.04 on your RPi 2 by following following ballen's blog post here (i didn't realize this was his site until AFTER i was done....two thumbs up to Bobby!!!).
http://blog.bobbyallen.me/2015/05/17/set...erry-pi-2/

- I manually uninstalled apparmor from the O.S. by following this guide:
http://www.techytalk.info/disable-and-re...ributions/
Once I uninstalled it, I then removed the two folders:

Code:

/etc/apparmor

and

Code:

/etc/apparmor.d

- I modified the install script and commented out the lines in the Ubuntu section where it modifies the source list; lines 395-401, 406 - 408, 413-415, 422-424, 426-428.  ****NOTE: I manually downloaded the script with wget and modified this using nano on the server.  Modifying it on my workstation in Notepad++ and then uploading it returned the result "File or Directory Not Found" regardless of what i tried. And yes, i did have it chmoded to be a script.  

In the script I also changed the "apt-get" sections and removed the -qq.  I like seeing the output on my screen while it is installing, updating, and/or removing items...just a personal preference.  

Hope this helps someone!