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tutorials:cb2:installation:cb2_lubuntu_card_install [2013/09/26 11:09]
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tutorials:cb2:installation:cb2_lubuntu_card_install [2013/12/23 14:50] (current)
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 ====== Write to SD card ====== ====== Write to SD card ======
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 +  *Linux Platform
 +
 <​code>​ <​code>​
   $gzip -d cb-a20-lubuntu-desktop-card-v105.img.gz   $gzip -d cb-a20-lubuntu-desktop-card-v105.img.gz
-  $dd if=cb-a20-lubuntu-desktop-card-v105.img of=/dev/sdX bs=1M+  $sudo dd if=cb-a20-lubuntu-desktop-card-v105.img of=/dev/sdX bs=1M
   $sync   $sync
 </​code>​ </​code>​
  
 Please replace the /dev/sdX with your SD card on your system. ​ Please replace the /dev/sdX with your SD card on your system. ​
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 +  *Windows Platform
 +Use [[http://​dl.cubieboard.org/​software/​tools/​windows/​win32diskimager-v0.7-binary.zip|win32diskimager]] to write the image to SD Card
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   - Suggest to use at least 4GB card   - Suggest to use at least 4GB card
   - There are so many fake or poor quality SD card on the market.   - There are so many fake or poor quality SD card on the market.
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 +====== Default Passwords ======
 +  - With this image the HDMI screen will say (switching to 720p briefly and then screen will goto '​display not suitable for output'​)
 +  - Find out what IP address was provisioned by your router and you can SSH to the device
 +
 +     ssh linaro@your-ip-address
 +     ​password is '​linaro'​
 +     
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