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Using Prebuilt SD Card Image Create an SD card using a pre-compiled Linux binary package and use it to boot Linux
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Arrow SoCKit Evaluation BoardTools Version(s):
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Booting Linux Using Prebuilt SD Card Image
how to create an SD card using pre compiled Linux binaries package and use it to boot Linux on the Arrow SoCKit Evaluation board
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Booting Linux Using Prebuilt SD Card Image
how to create an SD card using pre compiled Linux binaries package and use it to boot Linux on the Arrow SoCKit Evaluation board
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Booting Linux Using Prebuilt SD Card Image
how to create an SD card using pre compiled Linux binaries package and use it to boot Linux on the Arrow SoCKit Evaluation board
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Arrow SoCKit Evaluation Board - How to Boot Linux
- Arrow SoCKit User Manual - July 2017 Edition
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Pre-requisites
The following items will be needed in order to succesfully get started with Linux on the Arrow SoCKit Evaluation board:- Arrow SoCKit Evaluation board (including required accessories).
- Host computer running Linux or Windows. See HostRequirements.
- External USB micro SD card reader (or host computer with built-in micro SD card reader). Alternatively a micro SD to SD card adapter can be used if the host PC or the reader has a SD slot but no micro SD slot.
- 4GB (or larger) micro SD or micro SDHC card.
Creating an SD Card using a Linux Host
This section explains how to create the SD card necessary to boot Linux, using the SD card image. The steps required to create the SD card are:- Download the Linux SD card image archive: sockit-xfce-201707-sdcard.img.tar.gz
- Extract the Linux SD card image from the binaries archive: $ tar -xzf sockit-xfce-201707-sdcard.img.tar.gz
- Determine the device associated with the SD card on the host by running $ cat /proc/partitions before and after inserting the card in the reader. Let's say it is /dev/sdx/ .
- Use dd utility to write the SD image to the SD card: $ sudo dd if=sockit-xfce-201707-sdcard.img of=/dev/sdx bs=512 . Note we are using sudo to be able to write to the card.
- Use sync utility to flush the changes to the SD card: $ sudo sync
Creating an SD Card using a Windows Host
This section explains how to create the SD card necessary to boot Linux, using the SD card image. The steps required to create the SD card are:- Download the Linux SD card image archive: sockit-xfce-201707-sdcard.img.tar.gz
- Open a SOCEDS Command Shell and extract the Linux SD card image from the binaries archive: $ tar -xzf sockit-xfce-201707-sdcard.img.tar.gz
- Get Disk Imaging software: Win32diskimager
- Insert the SD Adaptor. Use Windows Explorer to determine the drive letter.
- Select the Image File. Navigate to sockit-xfce-201707-sdcard.img
- Press the Write Button.
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