Not that I even knew what Ostinato was (until I 'Googled' it!) but I see that a similar question was asked on the Raspberry Pi Forum over a year ago: Raspberry Pi • View topic - package for ostinato
Things have probably moved on a bit since then, but it might be of some help to you.
I will check this out as soon as I get home and see what I can get working. Ostinato is a very useful program. If I can get this to work on my Raspberry Pi it will make it easier on me instead of having to lug around a huge server.
I just noticed that Raspberry Pi has its own flavor of Fedora which they call Pidora and that is able to run Ostinato. If the Arch does not work I can try loading Pidora to see if I can get Ostinato working. Thanks again
Well, Debian is the "normal" distro most people are using for Ras Pi. They call it Raspbian or debian wheezy. So if you have a Pi that is already running, I am suggesting you see if it is available. If you are starting from scratch, then that's a different story.
