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Using the Raspberry Pi 4 with 32-Bit ARM

To use the Raspberry Pi 4 with 32-bit arm you will need first limit the ram to 1024M in order to boot and install the kernel-lpae package. This is done automatically with the arm-image-installer script. To do so manually, after writing the disk image open the 'config.txt' file found on the first partition and add 'line total_mem=1024'.

Apply power and boot the system. You will need to ssh to the machine to install the kernel-lpae

dnf install kernel-lpae

Edit '/boot/efi/config.txt' and remove the ram limitation or run the following command to comment it out:

sed -i 's|line total_mem=1024|# line total_mem=1024|g'

Reboot the machine into the new kernel-lpae. You should now see the additional ram available and can safely remove the standard kernel package:

dnf remove kernel

Known Issues

When using the standard kernel and limiting RAM USB is not available.