Embedded Images
Install Void Linux by using a prepared rootfs images or tarballs that can be written/unpacked onto embedded devices.
This method allows you to have a system ready to boot/use, once it’s written/unpacked onto the target device.
The rootfs images are prepared with a 2GB large partition. Alternatively, you can extract the *rootfs tarballs* onto your own partitions if you want to customize the partition layout/size and filesystem choice.
OpenSSH is enabled by default on LAN to easily configure your device after installing the rootfs images.
Username | Password |
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root | voidlinux |
Supported devices:
Board | Architecture | Instructions |
---|---|---|
BeagleBone/BeagleBone Black | ARMv7, hard float | Beaglebone |
Cubieboard2 | ARMv7, hard float | Cubieboard2_NAND_Install_Hack |
Odroid U2/U3 | ARMv7, hard float | Odroid U2 |
Raspberry Pi | ARMv6, hard float | Raspberry Pi |
Raspberry Pi 2 | ARMv7, hard float | Raspberry Pi |
USB Armory | ARMv7, hard float | USB Armory |
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