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2017-04-16T00:51:42Z

Extract the Image

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	===Extract the Image===		===Extract the Image===

	Extract the .xz file using Keka (on Mac)		Extract the .7z file using Keka (on Mac)

	===Prepare SD Card===		===Prepare SD Card===

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2017-04-16T00:51:25Z

Extract the Image

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	Extract the .xz file using Keka (on Mac)		Extract the .xz file using Keka (on Mac)

	~~I'm going to walk through the procedure using ubuntu-wily from here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B1hyW7T0dqn6fndnZTRhRm5BaW4zVDVyTGlGMWJES3Z1eXVDQzI5R1lnV21oRHFsWnVwSEU~~

	===Prepare SD Card===		===Prepare SD Card===

Admin: /* Get The Image */

2017-04-16T00:51:15Z

Get The Image

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	===Get The Image===		===Get The Image===

	Before you can download an image, you need to figure out which version of the Orange Pi you have, since there are about a dozen different versions.		Before you can download an image, you need to figure out which version of the Orange Pi you have, since there are about a dozen different versions. Turns out, I had the orange pi zero.

	Unfortunately, the operating system images that are linked to on the Orange Pi website were broken, missing, in Chinese, or on file-sharing sites that want to install software on your computer. Link, but don't use it: http://www.orangepi.org/downloadresources/		Get an image from Armbian: https://www.armbian.com/orange-pi-zero/

	~~Alternatively you can download binaries from random people on forums: http://www.orangepi.org/orangepibbsen/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=342~~

	~~You can also get~~ an image from Armbian ~~(again, some random person)~~: https://www.armbian.com/orange-pi-zero/

	===Extract the Image===		===Extract the Image===

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2017-04-15T23:54:54Z

Power By Ethernet

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	Intriguing topic: https://forum.armbian.com/index.php?/topic/3136-orange-pi-poe/		Intriguing topic: https://forum.armbian.com/index.php?/topic/3136-orange-pi-poe/


			=Resources=

			http://linux-sunxi.org/Xunlong_Orange_Pi_Zero


	[[Category:OrangePi]]		[[Category:OrangePi]]
	[[Category:RaspberryPi]]		[[Category:RaspberryPi]]

Admin: /* Modify SD Card Image */

2017-04-15T23:54:04Z

Modify SD Card Image

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		=Power By Ethernet=

		Intriguing topic: https://forum.armbian.com/index.php?/topic/3136-orange-pi-poe/

Admin: /* Write Image to SD Card */

2017-04-15T23:41:50Z

Write Image to SD Card

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	<pre>		<pre>
	$ ~~time~~ dd bs=1m if=~~orangepi-plus-debian-server-card-v0.9~~.img of=/dev/~~disk1~~		$ sudo dd bs=1m if=ubuntu_server_xenial_zeroplus2_H3_V0_1.img of=/dev/disk2
	~~925+0 records in~~
	~~925+0 records out~~
	~~969932800 bytes transferred in 440.491904 secs (2201931 bytes/sec)~~

	~~real 7m21.021s~~
	~~user 0m0.008s~~
	~~sys 0m17.441s~~
	</pre>		</pre>

	~~The above command took 7 minutes on my system.~~

	==Modify SD Card Image==		==Modify SD Card Image==

Admin: /* Get The Image */

2017-04-15T23:40:53Z

Get The Image

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	Before you can download an image, you need to figure out which version of the Orange Pi you have, since there are about a dozen different versions.		Before you can download an image, you need to figure out which version of the Orange Pi you have, since there are about a dozen different versions.

	Unfortunately, the operating system images that are linked to on the Orange Pi website ~~(http://www.orangepi.org/downloadresources/)~~ were ~~either~~ broken, missing, in Chinese, or on file-sharing sites that want to install software on your computer.		Unfortunately, the operating system images that are linked to on the Orange Pi website were broken, missing, in Chinese, or on file-sharing sites that want to install software on your computer. Link, but don't use it: http://www.orangepi.org/downloadresources/

	Alternatively you can download ~~sketchy~~ binaries from forums ~~like this~~: http://www.orangepi.org/orangepibbsen/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=342		Alternatively you can download binaries from random people on forums: http://www.orangepi.org/orangepibbsen/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=342

	~~Orange Pi inventors obviously DNGAF about how you~~ get ~~your images~~.		You can also get an image from Armbian (again, some random person): https://www.armbian.com/orange-pi-zero/

	===Extract the Image===		===Extract the Image===

Admin: /* Modify SD Card Image */

2017-04-15T23:25:11Z

Modify SD Card Image

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	Once you've flashed the image, mount it on your computer so you can make a few changes to it prior to booting your Orange Pi.		Once you've flashed the image, mount it on your computer so you can make a few changes to it prior to booting your Orange Pi.

			Following instructions here: http://www.orangepi.org/orangepibbsen/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=342

			First copy the uImage (presumably the boot image, "micro image"):

			<pre>
			$ cp uImage_OPI-2 uImage
			</pre>

			Next, copy one of the example script.bin files, depending on what monitor/resolution you want (how about NONE?):

			<pre>
			$ cp script.bin.OPI-2_480p_dvi script.bin
			</pre>

Admin: /* Mac */

2017-04-15T23:22:35Z

Mac

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	=Mac=		=Mac=

	==~~Get The~~ Image==		==Flash SD Card with Orange Pi Image==

	~~Your~~ first ~~task~~ is to figure out which version of the Orange Pi you have, since there are about a dozen different versions.		The first step is to download an image and the flash the SD card with that image. These instructions will walk you through the steps.

			===Get The Image===

			Before you can download an image, you need to figure out which version of the Orange Pi you have, since there are about a dozen different versions.

	Unfortunately, the operating system images that are linked to on the Orange Pi website (http://www.orangepi.org/downloadresources/) were either broken, missing, in Chinese, or on file-sharing sites that want to install software on your computer.		Unfortunately, the operating system images that are linked to on the Orange Pi website (http://www.orangepi.org/downloadresources/) were either broken, missing, in Chinese, or on file-sharing sites that want to install software on your computer.
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	Orange Pi inventors obviously DNGAF about how you get your images.		Orange Pi inventors obviously DNGAF about how you get your images.

	==Extract the Image==		===Extract the Image===

	Extract the .xz file using Keka (on Mac)		Extract the .xz file using Keka (on Mac)
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	I'm going to walk through the procedure using ubuntu-wily from here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B1hyW7T0dqn6fndnZTRhRm5BaW4zVDVyTGlGMWJES3Z1eXVDQzI5R1lnV21oRHFsWnVwSEU		I'm going to walk through the procedure using ubuntu-wily from here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B1hyW7T0dqn6fndnZTRhRm5BaW4zVDVyTGlGMWJES3Z1eXVDQzI5R1lnV21oRHFsWnVwSEU

	==Prepare SD Card==		===Prepare SD Card===

	Plug in an SD card and run diskutil list to see the sd card:		Plug in an SD card and run diskutil list to see the sd card:
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	==Write Image to SD Card==		===Write Image to SD Card===

	For the last step, you use dd (disk formatter utility) to write that image to your SD card:		For the last step, you use dd (disk formatter utility) to write that image to your SD card:
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	The above command took 7 minutes on my system.		The above command took 7 minutes on my system.

			==Modify SD Card Image==

			Once you've flashed the image, mount it on your computer so you can make a few changes to it prior to booting your Orange Pi.

Admin: /* Extract the Image */

2017-04-15T23:03:48Z

Extract the Image

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	Extract the .xz file using Keka (on Mac)		Extract the .xz file using Keka (on Mac)

			I'm going to walk through the procedure using ubuntu-wily from here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B1hyW7T0dqn6fndnZTRhRm5BaW4zVDVyTGlGMWJES3Z1eXVDQzI5R1lnV21oRHFsWnVwSEU

	==Prepare SD Card==		==Prepare SD Card==