Difference between revisions of "Amahi Plug Edition"
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* Any other Plug Computer based on the Marvell Plug Computer | * Any other Plug Computer based on the Marvell Plug Computer | ||
| − | = | + | = Quick Install = |
| − | Step 1: '''Prepare your | + | Step 1: Download and copy (using dd or similar) the Amahi ''rootfs'' image into an empty USB hard drive, USB flash drive, or SD card (depending on what your device supports). |
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| + | Step 2: Boot your device using the drive or card you created in step 1. | ||
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| + | Step 3: Install Amahi, by loading http://plug_ip:2000 and entering the install code you got when you [https://www.amahi.org/user created your Amahi profile]. | ||
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| + | = Detailed Installation Instructions = | ||
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| + | == Step 1: Prepare your boot device == | ||
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| + | You'll need: | ||
| + | * A bootable storage device, of 2GB or more | ||
| + | * The latest Amahi ''rootfs'' from [http://dl.amahi.org/marvell/ http://dl.amahi.org/marvell/] | ||
| + | * The script to copy the above ''rootfs'' into your storage device: [http://dl.amahi.org/marvell/create-clean-f12-disk.sh http://dl.amahi.org/marvell/create-clean-f12-disk.sh] | ||
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| + | Connect your boot device (USB hard drive, USB flash drive, or SD card) into a working Linux machine.<br/> | ||
| + | If needed, partition your device to create a partition you'll use to boot. No need to format it.<br/> | ||
| + | If a swap partition is desired (highly recommended for the Dockstar) leave up to 512MB available, and format as Linux swap. Next, download the [http://dl.amahi.org/marvell/create-clean-f12-disk.sh script] and [http://dl.amahi.org/marvell/amahi-marvell-0.8.tar.bz2 Image] to the disk. Run the script and it will give a warning to edit the script to match your drive designation. This is what your disk is on the current machine (i.e. sdb1,sdc1), care should be taken here to correctly identify the disk or you could wipe the wrong disk. Now run the script and it will automagically prepare your disk. | ||
| − | Step 2: | + | == Step 2: Boot your plug == |
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| + | Boot the device with your newly created disk attached. Give it a few minutes to boot, and it will be ready for the Amahi installation. | ||
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| + | == Step 3: Install Amahi == | ||
| − | + | @TODO | |
Revision as of 13:33, 3 August 2010
Contents
Supported devices
- SheevaPlug
- GuruPlug
- Pogoplug
- DockStar
- Any other Plug Computer based on the Marvell Plug Computer
Quick Install
Step 1: Download and copy (using dd or similar) the Amahi rootfs image into an empty USB hard drive, USB flash drive, or SD card (depending on what your device supports).
Step 2: Boot your device using the drive or card you created in step 1.
Step 3: Install Amahi, by loading http://plug_ip:2000 and entering the install code you got when you created your Amahi profile.
Detailed Installation Instructions
Step 1: Prepare your boot device
You'll need:
- A bootable storage device, of 2GB or more
- The latest Amahi rootfs from http://dl.amahi.org/marvell/
- The script to copy the above rootfs into your storage device: http://dl.amahi.org/marvell/create-clean-f12-disk.sh
Connect your boot device (USB hard drive, USB flash drive, or SD card) into a working Linux machine.
If needed, partition your device to create a partition you'll use to boot. No need to format it.
If a swap partition is desired (highly recommended for the Dockstar) leave up to 512MB available, and format as Linux swap. Next, download the script and Image to the disk. Run the script and it will give a warning to edit the script to match your drive designation. This is what your disk is on the current machine (i.e. sdb1,sdc1), care should be taken here to correctly identify the disk or you could wipe the wrong disk. Now run the script and it will automagically prepare your disk.
Step 2: Boot your plug
Boot the device with your newly created disk attached. Give it a few minutes to boot, and it will be ready for the Amahi installation.
Step 3: Install Amahi
@TODO
