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GK802 – Ubuntu oneiric preview image Release Install Ubuntu 11.10 on GK802 Instruction

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jas-hacks blog just release a preview image for GK802 quad core MINI pc. Till now, the working part in this preview version is:

1. New uboot – based on abrasive’s (aka James Laids) excellent work.
2. GPU and VPU h/w acceleration
3. Working wifi (although performance is below par)
4. Working internal/external SD slots.
5. Working usb port
Here is the instruction for how to install it on your GK802:
1. Descargarimagen.

2. Unzip image and dd to an SD card. This image is for a 8GB SD card, however the ext4 file partition is only 3GB therefore should work on a 4GB card. Fix the partition (by expanding it) after completing the dd.

3. Download a newuboot and ‘dd’ to your sd card (replace <conducir> with the correct value):

sudo dd if=u-boot.imx bs=1k seek=1 of=/dev/<conducir> && sync

4. Place image in the internal sd card slot and fingers crossed it should boot (useful to have a serial console open). The image defaults to 1280×720 screen resolution, once the desktop appears, plug-in a keboard/mouse via the usb port.

5. Next configure wifi, and it may be useful to reboot after setting wifi so that the correct time is picked up.

6. Then enjoy the desktop experience!

Unfortunately shutting down from the desktop just takes you back to the logon screen. To force a proper shut down open a command shell and issue “sudo shutdown -P now”, wait a minute or so to ensure shut down is complete and then remove the usb power cable.
To verify GPU acceleration you can run glmark2-es or es2gears. To verfiy VPU run totem with a file of your choice.
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3 Comentarios

  1. Coskun Cetintas
    Marzo 22, 2013 en 9:51 pm

    Hola,
    How is write “dd” to sdcard? Can i use winimage or android terminal or linux? If i use winimage i get a error. Where can i use “sudo dd if=u-boot.imx …….” dominio? And which is “sdcard” at the this command, is the written to linux image sdcard, i mean same sdcard?

  2. Mehdi
    Marzo 24, 2013 en 1:08 soy

    Why not to post full command lines instead of “Unzip image and dd to an SD card. This image is for a 8GB SD card, however the ext4 file partition is only 3GB therefore should work on a 4GB card. Fix the partition (by expanding it) after completing the dd”, like su, fdisk/df, umount, dd, resize2fs? That would make things easier.