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== Overview ==
 
== Overview ==
* The Linux package for CM-iGT includes a ready-to-run image that can be installed to on-board SSD storage, external SATA or USB storage device  
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* The Linux package for CM-iGT includes a ready-to-run image that can be installed on SSD disk, or USB storage device connected to the SB-iGT carrier board
* Download and unzip the [http://compulab.co.il/products/computer-on-modules/cm-igt/#devres Linux Package] for CM-iGT to the host PC
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* Download the [http://compulab.co.il/products/computer-on-modules/cm-igt/#devres Linux Package] for CM-iGT to the host PC and ensure the integrity of the file:
* Ensure the integrity of the file:
 
 
<pre>
 
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$ md5sum cm-igt_linux_2014-07-13.zip
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$ md5sum cm-igt_linux_2015-10-29.zip
23a6cf0d1aa25c7a217c1e4f0570ae1c cm-igt_linux_2014-07-13.zip
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978712f5d170e9f01584f7f6d5270b8f cm-igt_linux_2015-10-29.zip
 
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* Unzip the downloaded archive.
* In this tutorial we are going to boot on CM-iGT with LiveCD/USB, mount CM-iGT package files and using basic tools write the image to the on-board SSD storage
 
 
 
== Prepare installation media ==
 
* A USB DVD-ROM drive or a USB Flash drive of at least 2GB should be used as installation media
 
* Download [http://www.linuxmint.com/edition.php?id=165 Linux Mint 17 "Qiana" - MATE (64-bit)]
 
* For installation with a USB DVD-ROM - flash the downloaded image directly onto a DVD
 
* For installation with a USB Flash drive, please follow [http://community.linuxmint.com/tutorial/view/744 How to install Linux Mint via USB] tutorial
 
  
 
== Installation ==
 
== Installation ==
* Boot with the installation media on CM-iGT
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* Prepare either an SSD disk, or USB storage device. It must have at least 8GB capacity
* Make the Linux package files accessible from the CM-iGT, for example mount them with NFS or attach a disk-on-key with the files
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* Connect the storage device to the host PC
* Write the image to the on-board SSD storage:
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* Run this command to figure out what device name was assigned to your storage device:
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$ ls -all /dev/disk/by-id/
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* Assuming your storage device was detected as /dev/sdx write the image onto it:
 
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$ gzip -dc /path/to/igt-linux/igt.mint17.8GB.dd.gz | sudo dd of=/dev/sda bs=1MB
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$ gzip -dc /path/to/cm-igt-linux/images/cm-igt.mint17.8GB.dd.gz | sudo dd of=/dev/sdx bs=1MB
 
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* Remove the installation media and reboot
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* Connect the storage device to the SB-iGT carrier board
  
 
== Welcome to Linux Mint 17 LTS ==
 
== Welcome to Linux Mint 17 LTS ==
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* Power on the CM-iGT evaluation system.
 
* On first boot choose your language, timezone, username, password etc.
 
* On first boot choose your language, timezone, username, password etc.
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== Installation onto the on-board iSSD (optional) ==
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* In the same manner, the same image can be installed onto the internal on-board iSSD storage
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* After first boot make the Linux package files accessible from the CM-iGT, for example the NFS drive can be mounted or a disk-on-key with the files attached
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* Assuming the on-board iSSD storage was detected as /dev/sdx write the image on it:
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$ gzip -dc /path/to/cm-igt-linux/images/cm-igt.mint17.8GB.dd.gz | sudo dd of=/dev/sdx bs=1MB
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* Detach external storage
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* Enable the on-board iSSD in BIOS Settings -> Boot -> Boot Priority Order
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* Next time the boot will be performed from the on-board iSSD
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==
 
* [[CM-iGT: Linux: Kernel|Linux Kernel for CM-iGT]]
 
* [[CM-iGT: Linux: Kernel|Linux Kernel for CM-iGT]]
 
* [[CM-iGT: Linux: Mint|Linux Mint for CM-iGT]]
 
* [[CM-iGT: Linux: Mint|Linux Mint for CM-iGT]]
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* [[CM-iGT_Linux|Linux for CM-iGT]]
  
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[[Category:CM-iGT |Linux: Getting started]]
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[[Category:CM-iGT]]

Latest revision as of 13:07, 29 October 2015

Overview

  • The Linux package for CM-iGT includes a ready-to-run image that can be installed on SSD disk, or USB storage device connected to the SB-iGT carrier board
  • Download the Linux Package for CM-iGT to the host PC and ensure the integrity of the file:
$ md5sum cm-igt_linux_2015-10-29.zip
978712f5d170e9f01584f7f6d5270b8f  cm-igt_linux_2015-10-29.zip
  • Unzip the downloaded archive.

Installation

  • Prepare either an SSD disk, or USB storage device. It must have at least 8GB capacity
  • Connect the storage device to the host PC
  • Run this command to figure out what device name was assigned to your storage device:
$ ls -all /dev/disk/by-id/
  • Assuming your storage device was detected as /dev/sdx write the image onto it:
$ gzip -dc /path/to/cm-igt-linux/images/cm-igt.mint17.8GB.dd.gz | sudo dd of=/dev/sdx bs=1MB
  • Connect the storage device to the SB-iGT carrier board

Welcome to Linux Mint 17 LTS

  • Power on the CM-iGT evaluation system.
  • On first boot choose your language, timezone, username, password etc.

Installation onto the on-board iSSD (optional)

  • In the same manner, the same image can be installed onto the internal on-board iSSD storage
  • After first boot make the Linux package files accessible from the CM-iGT, for example the NFS drive can be mounted or a disk-on-key with the files attached
  • Assuming the on-board iSSD storage was detected as /dev/sdx write the image on it:
$ gzip -dc /path/to/cm-igt-linux/images/cm-igt.mint17.8GB.dd.gz | sudo dd of=/dev/sdx bs=1MB
  • Detach external storage
  • Enable the on-board iSSD in BIOS Settings -> Boot -> Boot Priority Order
  • Next time the boot will be performed from the on-board iSSD

See also