Suggesting a partitioning scheme is easy to do, and could be done by just modifying one file. Similarly, installing a kernel is fairly straightforward I think with the flash-kernel package. That already has a debian installer udeb.
The difficult bit is deciding on the partitioning scheme to use. I would be very much against continuing the vfat /boot partition. The rpi firmware partition should be mounted at something like /boot/firmware (which is what Ubuntu uses).
Suggesting a partitioning scheme is easy to do, and could be done by just modifying one file. Similarly, installing a kernel is fairly straightforward I think with the flash-kernel package. That already has a debian installer udeb.
The difficult bit is deciding on the partitioning scheme to use. I would be very much against continuing the vfat /boot partition. The rpi firmware partition should be mounted at something like /boot/firmware (which is what Ubuntu uses).
https:/ /github. com/Jc2k/ flash-kernel /bugs.debian. org/cgi- bin/bugreport. cgi?bug= 735092
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Are there plans to make the pi a subarch in debian?