SARPi Project - Slacking on a Raspberry Pi


SARPi Downloads

Installer images and supporting packages are available in the - which is kindly hosted by Slackware.UK.

The SARPi Project downloads repository can also be accessed via the interface.

SARPi Installers and packages

• for Slackware ARM or Slackware AArch64 on the Raspberry Pi devices.

Additional packages

• supporting the SARPi mini-projects and any other needful purpose(s).

SARPi Project muse views ... IMPORTANT: 04 April 2023 - Be aware that Slackware ARM 14.2 is EOL and no further updates will be released. The SARPi Project extends our most sincere thanks and appreciation to the Slackware Team for making Slackware 14.2 so great!

Slackware ARM -current development was discontinued in April 2022. This version is no longer available to download from official sources.

For more information on Slackware development visit slackware.com.

* All SARPi Project website file download timestamps are based on the UTC timezone.

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SARPi installer images and system packages

The SARPi installer images and system packages have been built in-house by the SARPi Project, specifically for their pertinent Raspberry Pi device(s). The installer images incorporate an initramfs, and kernel_sarpi, kernel-headers-sarpi, kernel-modules-sarpi, sarpi-boot-firmware, and sarpi-hacks packages. These installer images are all built natively by the SARPi Project on Raspberry Pis, running the Slackware OS for which they are intended, using a modified Slackware Linux installer script, and official Raspberry Pi GitHub repository sources. Additional Slackware packages are available on their corresponding version page(s). To ensure and maintain absolute compatibility, none of the installers or packages built by the SARPi Project are cross-compiled, or created on any other platform. The Linux kernel source used to build each SARPi batch of files is also available to download as a seperate package. Rudimentary build logs are also available to download.

• Click on a Slackware version to view and download the available SARPi installer images, packages, and build logs.

Slackware Version Hardware Arch Kernel Build Date
Slackware AArch64 current Raspberry Pi 5 armv8 64-bit 6.6.28 2024-04-19 12:23:05
Slackware AArch64 current Raspberry Pi 4 armv8 64-bit 6.6.28 2024-04-19 12:31:12
Slackware AArch64 current Raspberry Pi 3 armv8 64-bit 6.6.28 2024-04-19 12:43:25

Slackware ARM 15.0 Raspberry Pi 4 armv7 32-bit 6.6.28 2024-04-19 12:32:11
Slackware ARM 15.0 Raspberry Pi 3 armv7 32-bit 6.6.28 2024-04-19 15:43:43
Slackware ARM 15.0 Raspberry Pi 2 armv7 32-bit 6.6.28 2024-04-19 15:38:46

Slackware ARM 14.2 Raspberry Pi 4 armv7 32-bit 5.10.22 2021-03-12 08:25:00
Slackware ARM 14.2 Raspberry Pi 3 armv7 32-bit 4.19.106 2020-02-29 13:38:42
Slackware ARM 14.2 Raspberry Pi 2 armv7 32-bit 4.19.106 2020-02-29 20:08:40
Slackware ARM 14.2 Raspberry Pi 1 armv6 32-bit 6.1.42 2023-08-01 08:03:57

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Slackware.UK - Slackware Linux mirror services.

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Support for Slackware Linux

SARPi Project muse views ...It's always worth bearing in mind that the Slackware Linux project is funded entirely through donations. If you'd like to show your appreciation, and/or to support the development of Slackware, you're able to do so directly via Patrick Volkerding's PayPal.Me link, or Slackware Linux on Patreon.

If you're in need of help, or have something to contribute, one of the best places to get (and offer) support for Slackware Linux is on the Linux Questions Forum. Another valuable resource is the Slackware Documentation Project.

Slackware Documentation Project


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