Difference between revisions of "User:John/FreedomBox"
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$ sudo chown jj5:disk /dev/sde | $ sudo chown jj5:disk /dev/sde | ||
$ dd bs=1M conv=fdatasync status=progress of=/dev/sde if=freedombox.img | $ dd bs=1M conv=fdatasync status=progress of=/dev/sde if=freedombox.img | ||
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+ | = Issues = | ||
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+ | == My HDMI display doesn't turn on when I first boot == | ||
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+ | That's normal. Don't wait for your HDMI display to come online. Rather, try to access your FreedomBox via its web interface at http://freedombox.local/ | ||
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+ | == My FreedomBox stable/testing image won't boot == | ||
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+ | If you've followed the instructions on the [https://wiki.debian.org/FreedomBox/Download download] page and you can't boot off your MicroSD card (and/or disk utilities like GPartEd report a missing/corrupt partition table) make sure you didn't dd/cat the compressed .img.xz file to the MicroSD device and that you first extracted the .img file before writing it to your device (e.g. /dev/sde). | ||
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+ | == My Pioneer FreedomBox won't boot == | ||
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+ | Check that your MicroSD card actually has a valid image on it. You can do this by pluging it into another system to examine its contents. If you have a blank MicroSD card that might be the problem! |
Revision as of 05:31, 3 September 2020
According to the manual you can find a freedombox with e.g.:
$ nmap -p 80 --open -sV 10.1.1.0/24
According to the download page you can write a uSD image with e.g.:
$ xz -d freedombox.img.xz $ sudo chown jj5:disk /dev/sde $ dd bs=1M conv=fdatasync status=progress of=/dev/sde if=freedombox.img
Issues
My HDMI display doesn't turn on when I first boot
That's normal. Don't wait for your HDMI display to come online. Rather, try to access your FreedomBox via its web interface at http://freedombox.local/
My FreedomBox stable/testing image won't boot
If you've followed the instructions on the download page and you can't boot off your MicroSD card (and/or disk utilities like GPartEd report a missing/corrupt partition table) make sure you didn't dd/cat the compressed .img.xz file to the MicroSD device and that you first extracted the .img file before writing it to your device (e.g. /dev/sde).
My Pioneer FreedomBox won't boot
Check that your MicroSD card actually has a valid image on it. You can do this by pluging it into another system to examine its contents. If you have a blank MicroSD card that might be the problem!