...f at least 4GB (better 8GB). If you want to install on an USB hard disk an SD card of at least 2GB is needed. Other thing needed is a serial cable for co * prepare your sd card, for <device name> use the name of your sd card (not a partition) sudo sh -c 'zcat ubuntu-12.04-preinstalled-server-

* A 8GB SD card or bigger. * A PC to copy the Fedora image onto the SD card and to run the console.

* A 8GB SD card or bigger. * A PC to copy the Pidora image onto the SD card.

...pt to extract and put it into an empty USB hard drive, USB flash drive, or SD card (depending on what your device supports). While it does that, you may Connect your boot device (USB hard drive, USB flash drive, or SD card) into a working Linux machine (you can use your plug computer!)

Here's how to allow your SheevaPlug to boot from a USB drive or SD card.<br/> '''SD Card Boot'''

#*What you are looking for is probably going to be something like /dev/sd**some letter**. In my case, since I installed Fedora on one hard drive fir #*<blockquote>mdadm --create /dev/md0 --level=5 --raid-devices=3 /dev/sd[bcd]</blockquote>

...been shipped with a uboot that does not support Booting from USB, ESATA or SD-Card. If this is your case, then you have to upgrade uboot. To do this, the

...ny devices are configured to fallback to booting from NAND flash if no USB/SD card is found. This makes it almost impossible to brick your device.

#. There is a way to tell the difference between a USB stick, SD/Compact flash, USB HDD... I think. I know several application I have only

Menu -> Settings -> Location & Security -> Install from SD card