It’s not possible to use the standard aarch64 ISO on the Raspberry Pi and only burning the provided Pi image works?
I’m trying to get a minimal install of AlmaLinux with its system partition as XFS instead of the default EXT4. Even converting EXT4 to XFS afterwards is fine if it can be done smoothly.
How to achieve this? From brief googling it seems maybe something to do with kernel module, perhaps modifying the recipe for building the image, etc. but I haven’t seen any examples of steps to make this happen.
If this was a x86_64 system, I can use my customized Kickstart file along with the installer for an automated install that includes partitioning the system but attempting to boot the installer on the Pi keeps failing with “unable to recoginize FAT partition” on multiple USB drives the installer was burned to.