Linux - Hardkernnel ODROID-C2 User Manual

file, all subsequent steps would be that same as those listed above.
then look for the latest Android image and click the link to download it.
The screenshot below shows the webpage that lists the Android images.
List of Android images for the ODROID-C2
and flash it, using the steps listed earlier in this section.
Flashing an Image on a Linux Ubuntu 16.04 LTS computer
a working directory:
$ cd ~ && mkdir linux-img && cd linux-img
Firefox for Ubuntu using the same (Windows OS) steps described ear-
lier. If you follow this method, you should use the mv command to
move the downloaded compressed file to the working dir listed above.
Instead, if you wish, you can use a Linux utility like wget right from
within the working directory:
$ wget http://odroid.in/ubuntu_16.04lts/\
ubuntu64-16.04lts-mate-odroid-c2-20160525.img.xz
the file using the following command:
$ unxz ./ubuntu64-16.04lts-mate-odroid-c2-20160525.img.xz
16.04lts-mate-odroid-c2-20160525.img.
reader / writer with the boot media into an appropriate USB port. After
a few moments, check for an entry that corresponds to the SD card or
eMMC module using the following command (your results may differ):
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Launch the browser once again and navigate to http://bit.ly/2be993R,
Once the compressed file has been downloaded, uncompress it
In your Ubuntu Linux desktop, launch a terminal window. Create
You can download the compressed image using a browser like
Wait for the download process to complete, then uncompress
This will result in an uncompressed image file called ubuntu64-
Chapter 2
Attach the USB SD card