Mono 2.11.4 is now archived.
Note these were the old instructions on how to install OpenSim for the Raspberry Pi which can still be found here. It does not need it anymore as Mono 3.x was compiled and fully functional at the time of this posting.
Here were the old instructions.
Original instructions
The Raspberry Pi Community Forum members have just released a hyper-experimental version of "Mono (C#) 2.11.4 hard-float for Raspberry Pi" right here!
We had this downloaded right to my user folder instead which was no good, "mono_2_11_4_armv6hf_binary.tgz" has to be at the root of your raspberry pi SD card or else it will not work. (As a side note; hard injecting pre-compiled files into any Linux environment is a terrible idea! However, I tried multiple times to compile it on my own and it didn't work. If you want to take a crack at compiling Mono v3 which has an armhf subversion. Be my guest and click here to try to compile version 3!)
cd / sudo wget /dl/opensim/mono_2_11_4_armv6hf_binary.tgz sudo tar zxvf ./mono_2_11_4_armv6hf_binary.tgz
Okay! I now have mono-Hard-Float on my Raspberry Pi. Excellent! You can now go back to OpenSim for installation.
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