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Reflect current restrictions on 64-bit Raspberry Pi images #16810

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The current Raspberry Pi images (with current Home Assistant Core
releases) does work fine for GPIOs as well as various HATs. Drop the
hints about 32-bit.

The 32-bit variant also boots fine with the 8GB variant now. However,
using the 64-bit variant is still recommended since the OS level support
does not need not that well tested features such as LPAE etc.

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The current Raspberry Pi images (with current Home Assistant Core
releases) does work fine for GPIOs as well as various HATs. Drop the
hints about 32-bit.

The 32-bit variant also boots fine with the 8GB variant now. However,
using the 64-bit variant is still recommended since the OS level support
does not need not that well tested features such as LPAE etc.
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The current Raspberry Pi images (with current Home Assistant Core
releases) does work fine for GPIOs as well as various HATs. Drop the
hints about 32-bit.

The 32-bit variant also boots fine with the 8GB variant now. However,
using the 64-bit variant is still recommended since the OS level support
does not need not that well tested features such as LPAE etc.
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