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71 lines
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Hi, welcome to Sabayon for the PandaBoard.
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First of all, you may want to install the image into a new SDHC card.
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Make sure to have enough space for it, for example, if you downloaded
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the 4GB version, make sure you're using a 4GB SDHC stick.
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Other requirements:
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- a Linux distro to copy the image to the SDHC
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- a SDHC reader
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- a root shell on the Linux distro
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How to burn the image:
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Insert the SDHC memory into your reader (make sure that the LOCK
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switch is turned off). After a few seconds, type:
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# dmesg | tail -n 10
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In the last kernel message lines you will be able to read the
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actual device name, might be something like "sdc" or in general
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"sdX" where X is just a letter.
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Make sure to see the same device name inside /dev directory.
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Once you got the name, just dump the image into that, in this
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example, we assume that the device is /dev/sdc and the image
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name is "Sabayon_Linux_8_armv7a_BeagleBoard_xM_4GB.img".
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Do this as root!
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# xzcat Sabayon_Linux_8_armv7a_BeagleBoard_xM_4GB.img > /dev/sdd
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Once it is done, check for any error using:
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# dmesg | tail -n 10
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And if it's all good, type:
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# sync; sync; sync
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To make sure everything has been flushed to the device.
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At this point, extract your SDHC and place it into the PandaBoard.
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You're set!
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How to change keyboard mapping:
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Our images come with "keyboard-setup", a shell too that lets you easily
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do this, just type:
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# keyboard-setup "<your keyboard layout code>" all
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Then reboot!
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How to change language:
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Open /etc/locale.gen and add your locale (you can find a full list
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at: /usr/share/i18n/SUPPORTED).
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Make sure to add UTF-8 locales, this is what we support.
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Once you've added your line, just type:
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# language-setup "<your locale, without the .UTF-8 part>" system
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Then reboot!
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