Osx - Hardkernnel ODROID-C2 User Manual

$ df -h
Filesystem
/dev/mmcblk1p2
...
/dev/sdb1
sdb. Given this information, we can carefully construct the image copy
command using appropriate input and output paths:
$ cd ~/linux-img
$ sudo dd \
if=./ubuntu64-16.04lts-mate-odroid-c2-20160525.img \
of=/dev/sdb \
bs=1M conv=fsync
$ sync
If incorrect parameters (especially the of parameter) are used here,
you could potentially ruin the OS installation of the computer. The dd
command is hence often referred to as the disk destroyer command.
proceeding. Once completed, remove the microUSB card reader /
writer from the USB port of the computer. Remove the boot media and
place it on the non-conductive surface.
droid image, simply download a different compressed file, and all sub-
sequent steps would be that same as those listed above.
igate to
and click the corresponding Self-installation image link. In the ex-
ample case here, we would be downloading the image called selfin-
stall-odroidc2-eng-s905_5.1.1_master-230-v1.6.img.xz.
the steps listed earlier but using the appropriate Android URL. Once
the compressed file has been downloaded, uncompress it and flash it,
using the steps listed earlier in this section.
Flashing an Image on an OSX Computer
to Linux, with some small differences. First, download and install the
xzutils package from http://tukaani.org/xz/, making sure to select the
OSX binaries, and use it to uncompress the image:
$ xz -d selfinstall-odroidc2-eng-s905_5.1.1_master-230-v1.6.img.xz
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Size Used Avail
58G 5.8G 49G
30G 224K 30G
This tells us that the write destination path to the media is /dev/
The dd command is very powerful, so use it with a lot of care.
This step could take a while. So, wait for it to complete before
The above steps are to flash the Linux image. To flash an An-
You would need to to launch the browser once again and nav-
http://bit.ly/2cMQ5K1
If you wish to use the wget command instead, you can follow
The procedure for creating an image file using OSX is similar
Chapter 2
Use% Mounted on
11% /
1% /media/odroid/BLANK
. Look for the latest Android image