How I ran Fedora 31 Minimal on an Orange Pi zero plus.

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I create image Fedora 31 Minimal for Orange Pi zero plus. Summary of the changes I made during installation Fedora.

1. Add swap file 2GB
2. Installing my custom kernel
3. Disable SELinux
4. Create administrator (user name: ‘poltawer’, password: ‘Fedora’)

(Warning: I don't know how loaded in kernel a dtb overlays, because something is not working. For example GPIO. I'll be grateful for your help in this matter)

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1. Fedora installer Dracut needs 2GB of RAM, Orange Pi zero plus has only 500MB. IMHO is three variants for solving problems. For the first I do not have enough money, the second is questionable, and the third is what I did, if someone was interested in it then I will describe in the next post.
2. I get the source from git Armbian and kernel.org and create a patch. Now, these .patch files are a shame to show, I have to clean them, I hope everything will be fine and I'll post them. In the Fedora kernel config file, I made some changes relative to the Orange Pi architecture. And build a kernel.
3. Secure Boot doesn’t loaded unsigned kernel. Fedora Team or the system owner can sign the kernel. I hope my work is useful for someone, so it would not be ethical to put my private key in someone else's system. So if you need Secure Boot and you trust me, you can sign my kernel with your key or use native kernel or builded your own signed kernel.
4. To secure your system change the user name and password. And enjoy!