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   Hello Torbjorn!   
      
   Tuesday January 28 2020 12:11, you wrote to All:   
      
    > Has anyone had any experiance setting up BBBS on a Raspberry Pi? I   
    > have a couple of Pi 4s to play with, but very little (if any) Linux   
    > experience, so this may be a complete wild shot.   
      
    > But if there is anyone out there which has some information on how to   
    > get started, may be one day my BBS will be back?   
      
   I have a pi 3B+ with an attached hard drive in a x830 case etc. The system was    
   migrated over using   
   the standard tool for installing on a SD card, then the SD was removed and the    
   system boot to the   
   drive. A lot faster.   
      
   O/S is Rasbian current version as far as I know and I run mbse as a back up /    
   parallel system.   
      
   I see no reason why bbbs should not work PROVIDING you can get a version for    
   ARM processors and even   
   better for the Pi.   
      
   You cannot use one for X64 Intel/AMD based CPU's.   
      
   If all that is good then just follow the instruction manual etc and look at    
   what extra libraries are   
   needed.   
      
      
   Vince   
      
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