Thursday, November 24th, 2011, 547 days ago
Burning Ubuntu in SD card
The preparation work
When I googled ‘pandaboard ubuntu’ I was firstly given the item of ‘ubuntu on pandaboar’. Following the link, finally, I was led to a ‘OMAP Ubuntu’ instruction page – it tells where I should start, to download the system image, and to burn it in a SD card.
Then downloading the right version of Ubuntu for OMAP4 platform. A number of copy versions are provided in the download page, in which the right one is ‘Texas Instruments OMAP4 preinstalled netbook image’, the download file after clicking the link is named like this ‘ubuntu-11.04-preinstalled-netbook-armel+omap4.img.gz’.
After the preinstalled system image downloading, need to unzip it, using winrar or winzip or other proper unzip tools.
(To continue – burning the downloaded image in a SD card)
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