Choose installation type
A guide to some of your options for you target install ’type’ when using Alpine Linux
Playing with, developing for, and using the Raspberry Pi
Raspberry Pi
Create encrypted LVM 'sys' aka 'classic' install
Easily create an encrypted LVM ‘sys’ (aka ‘classic’) install using Alpine Linux 3.16.0
Copy tarball to boot under Gnome
Copy the needed files to your SD card, from the Raspbery Pi tarball for Alpine Linux
Prepare SD card using GNOME Disks
Prepare the Alpine Linux bootstrap SD card for your Raspberry Pi using Gnome ‘Disks’
Alpine Linux as a server (41)
Daniel’s documentation for using Alpine Linux for local servers on x86-64 and Raspberry Pi family.
Creating initial boot media (5)
Guide to preparing an SD card to bootstrap an install of Alpine Linux on a Raspberry Pi
Do pre-boot tweaks
Before installing you need to do some tweaks to the SD card boot partition
Hardware-specific tweaks and configuration
Tweaks to Alpine Linux for specific hardware including packages and kernel parameters
Obtain and verify install tarball
Obtain the right Alpine Linux image for your Raspberry Pi model
Prepare your SD card (2)
Prepare the filesystem of the Alpine Linux bootstrap SD card for your Raspberry Pi