Fedberry
FedBerry allows people to easily install and use Fedora on the RPi2/3. FedBerry was created when Fedora did not previously support the Raspberry Pi 2/3 Model B (RPi2/3). The major differences between Fedora arm releases as compared to Fedberry releases are: • The use of our own custom kernels (using the Raspberry Pi foundation's bcm2709 kernel port). • The use of Raspberry Pi foundation's own bootloader (ie. we don't use uboot). • The use of swap files in lieu of swap partitions. • tmpfs is enabled but size limited to 100M. • The root partition is automatically expanded on first boot. • Various RPi specific applications / software are included by default. • To facilitate optional headless booting, a default root password is set in the 'minimal' release.
