How to make an OS image from vanilla Raspbian OS?

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Hi, is it possible to make an OS image from vanilla Raspbian OS?

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I think you forgot your question is answered here. Or here.

Better yet, why bother going vanilla when an image provided by the community is good as stock Raspberry Pi OS?

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Thanks, the community image looks interesting to try it out

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Is there an official Github repo for the Community OS image?

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The images are located in the mega or google drive link in this thread.

The images are to large to host on GitHub.

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No, there isn’t a repo for the OS on GitHub, per se. But there is one for the kernel used for the ClockworkPi 3.14-based devices. You probably mean that, so I linked it for you. (The link to the repo is also in the Bookworm question, by the way.)

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Just to clarify - what is a difference between Bookworm and ParrotHome?

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Bookworm is just Debian 12 Bookworm with the drivers and a few theming items (wallpapers, splash screen…)

ParrotHome is more of a daily driver version of ParrotSec that is comparable to Kali OS.

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Thanks, downloading ClockworkPi-CM4-Bookworm-6.6.41 now

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Updated driver overlays - easier config.txt management.

  • dtoverlay=clockworkpi-devterm
  • dtoverlay=clockworkpi-uconsole

Do I need to change something for uConsole or ClockworkPi-CM4-Bookworm-6.6.41.img.xz will work by default?

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by default its set to the uConsole so nothing is required.
you can remove the DevTerm stuff (fan, Printer) by sudo apt remove devterm*

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Thanks, installed. Looks really nice!

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Thank you, I appreciate it!