> This concerns me. As a new user - I've not even bought a rpi for this >> project yet although I was of course thinking about the rpi 3. I would >> want to start out with whats considered the most stable installation yet >> using the most up to date hardware. Am I right in thinking the new RPi3 and >> even the new zeros have to use the lastest versions of Raspian? Does that >> imply I'm starting with unknown problems or can I run an old version of >> Raspian in the latest hardware. >> >> I know nothing of kernel versions, loading new ones and virtually nothing about linux, so I'd like to start out without building in problems from the outset. Thanks
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