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slackwarearm:cstmz_kernel_rpi [2023/06/08 21:08 (UTC)] – mozesslackwarearm:cstmz_kernel_rpi [2023/07/13 15:01 (UTC)] (current) – mozes
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 ==== The workaround ==== ==== The workaround ====
  
-Install using the official Slackware Linux installer and official Kernel packages, then migrate to the RPi Kernel fork packages from within the Operating System proper (i.e. when the OS has been installed and booted) using the instructions within this document.+  * Install using the [[slackwarearm:inst|official Slackware Linux installer]] 
 +  * Migrate to the RPi Kernel fork packages from within the Operating System proper (i.e. when the OS has been installed and booted) using the instructions within this document.
  
  
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 == Verify the packages == == Verify the packages ==
  
-<code>$ gpg --verify-files *.asc</code>+<code>$ gpg --verify-files rpi-kernel-fork/*.asc</code> 
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 +<note tip>If you see validation errors such as ''gpg: key 1623FC33 was created 1402910394 seconds in the future (time warp or clock problem)'' your machine's clock is wrong.</note>
  
 === Transition to the new Kernel packages === === Transition to the new Kernel packages ===

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