Official 64-bit system, recommended for development. The 64-bit system is a customized system based on debian.

armv7 is almost an obsolete architecture, so many packages and software do not support it well. If it is used for long-term web browsing/writing documents/swiping dramas, it may be fine, but it is not suitable for development. The built-in Python version is relatively old, and the latest support of conda dates back to 2015.

The official 32-bit system is officially recommended, but I don't recommend it too much. The advantage of the 32-bit system may be stability.

Here I only discuss the Raspberry Pi systems I have tried: I will work on rewriting this tutorial myself with due credit to the author.The awesome rapberry pi github project introduces almost all Raspberry Pi systems for reference. As a fact, I'm writing this on my RPi3b+ and I have the same error but I'm still connected to the internet. For all of the people saying that they are losing internet connection because `DHCP connection has been lost` are not realizing that you still have internet access. This tutorial is not wrong and it should work.

But I suggest that anybody who comes by and finds that the internet is not working to reinstall the os and try again from scratch. Some devices such as samsungs try to prevent insecure connection. This would mostly be due to older phones or phones with greater security. Other people are having trouble with just getting this to connect or even showing up as a connectable device on there phones.

Alot of people hear do not realize that the eth0 is being bridge to wlan0 so that it can be broadcast with hostapd.

It would appear that this tutorial is due for a rewrite.

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