Boot Raspberry/i386/amd64 directly on Free PASCAL (console) programming for student classroom

Hello,

Which best method would recommend to boot directly FreeBSD to get the regular Free PASCAL editor on the main console (tty) ?
The goal is to learn programming on Unix-like system.

FPC is installed and running. ssh should be enabled to let students have ssh, file exchange, and have a regular use of Unix.

The FPC ide is available.

fpc.png


It has /dev/vcsa permissions, which is likely unsecured due to enabled ssh.
For large monitors, I increased the font size because it was a bit too small (see vidfont/vidcontrol). fpc-svgalib, fpc-ncurses, lua, x11, sqlite are as well installed.

The goal is to have a SD card that is made for students, so that they can learn the deepest sciences of programming : Free Pascal.

There is no flavor information for this port for Raspberry until today, officially.
ONLY_FOR_ARCHS: amd64 i386

C compiler, emacs, vim, nano,.... are too installed. ;)

Best regards
Sp.
 

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