I've read that in contrast to older Raspberry Pis, the Raspberry Pi 3 is a true armhf system, and one can use "regular" debian.
How would on do so practically (setting up bootloader etc.)
I've read that in contrast to older Raspberry Pis, the Raspberry Pi 3 is a true armhf system, and one can use "regular" debian.
How would on do so practically (setting up bootloader etc.)
Unless you know what you're doing, you should always use the Debian images provided by the Raspberry Pi foundation. The provided images are tailored for the Raspberry Pi so unless you want to roll your own distribution (for educational purposes, for instance), there's no reason not to stick with these.