Getting Started with Flutter on Raspberry Pi
This guide will help you set up the Flutter engine and apps on your Raspberry Pi. All necessary information is available at the meta-flutter GitHub repository. The apps utilize direct DRM for display, bypassing the need for Wayland Weston.
Compatibility
- Tested on Raspberry Pi 3B+ and Pi 4.
- For other supported boards, refer to the meta-flutter GitHub repository.
Development Host Requirements
- Linux Ubuntu 20.04
Building Flutter Engine and Apps with Yocto Scripts are available to automate workspace creation and image building. Find them at the flutter-yocto-setup-build GitHub repository. Execute the script to create a working folder and start the build. Refer to the README for detailed instructions.
Flashing the Image to an SD Card After building, you’ll receive an image for flashing. Use a tool like Etcher for this process. The image will be located in the raspberrypi3-64/tmp/deploy/images/raspberrypi3-64 directory, with a name similar to core-image-minimal-raspberrypi3-64-20220211073219.rootfs.rpi-sdimg.
Remember to always check the latest documentation and community resources for updates and support. Happy coding! 😊
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