See Upboad specification on intel website.
Deploying the image for intel boards (Upboard)
It consists of copying raw image on an usb drive.
Download images
See Download Images section
Download x64_64 image from command line
wget -r -nd --no-parent -A "redpesk*" 'https://download.redpesk.bzh/redpesk-devel/releases/33/images/minimal/x86_64/latest'
Copy image
Find your device sdcard and be sure it is unmounted
DEVICE_TO_COPY=$(x=$(lsblk -dli -o PATH,VENDOR,TYPE,HOTPLUG | grep "disk\s\+1$") && [ $(echo $x | wc -l) -gt 1 ] && echo "ERROR: more than one devices: \n $x" || echo $x | awk '{print $1}')
echo $DEVICE_TO_COPY
If more than one device, just the list and choose the right one:
lsblk -dli -o PATH,VENDOR,TYPE,HOTPLUG | grep "disk\s\+1$"
DEVICE_TO_COPY=/dev/<yourdevice>
Use bmaptool
Preserequites:
- bmaptool installed
- bmap file downloaded (it comes with images)
- device plugged, find, unmounted
IMAGE=$(ls redpesk*.raw.xz)
BMAP_FILE=$(ls redpesk*.bmap)
sudo bmaptool copy $(IMAGE) --bmap $BMAP_FILE $DEVICE_TO_COPY
Use dd
Preserequites:
- device plugged, find, unmounted
unxz redpesk*.raw.xz
DEVICE_TO_COPY=/dev/disk/by-id/<mydevice-0:0>
IMAGE=$(ls redpesk*.raw)
sudo dd if=$IMAGE of=DEVICE_TO_COPY status=progress
Launch upboard
Preserequites:
- usb drive copied and plugged into upboard
- keyboard, screen plugged into upboard
- ethernet cable pluggeg (optionnal)
Power on upboard
Press Del key at startup to enter into the bios. You just need to boot on the usb drive.
Restart and wait, it is booting!
Default root password is root.
SSH
It needs ethernet cable plugged into the board, and getting the ip.
- User: root
- Password: root
Getting the ip on target
ip a
On your computer:
ssh root@<ip_found>