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Hello, I'm pleased to report that I have the os working well on my AtomicPi. I am running it from a usb stick. My question is how could I go about installing HamPc to my internal storage? I'm used to seeing installation menus like one would see with distros such as ubuntu etc.
?Thanks for any help, ?-Andrew
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Hi Andrew,
While I'm fairly versed at creating a flashable image for the Raspberry Pi, I am still learning when it comes to generating a bootable ISO for Linux, so that is why I don't yet have that option available. But soon, perhaps?
For the moment, just make sure there is nothing on your internal storage that you wish to overwrite, and then "flash" the image to the internal drive, just as you would to flash it to the USB stick. That should work.
73,
-Dave
Hello, I'm pleased to report that I have the os working well on my AtomicPi. I am running it from a usb stick. My question is how could I go about installing HamPc to my internal storage? I'm used to seeing installation menus like one would see with distros such as ubuntu etc.
?Thanks for any help, ?-Andrew
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Forgot to mention... After flashing the image to the internal storage, then use gparted or another partitioning utility to resize the home partition to use the remainder of the disk.
On Tue, Jan 26, 2021 at 2:24 PM Dave Slotter, W3DJS via <slotter= [email protected]> wrote: Hi Andrew,
While I'm fairly versed at creating a flashable image for the Raspberry Pi, I am still learning when it comes to generating a bootable ISO for Linux, so that is why I don't yet have that option available. But soon, perhaps?
For the moment, just make sure there is nothing on your internal storage that you wish to overwrite, and then "flash" the image to the internal drive, just as you would to flash it to the USB stick. That should work.
73,
-Dave
Hello, I'm pleased to report that I have the os working well on my AtomicPi. I am running it from a usb stick. My question is how could I go about installing HamPc to my internal storage? I'm used to seeing installation menus like one would see with distros such as ubuntu etc.
?Thanks for any help, ?-Andrew
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Ok, I think I'm with you. And I would do this from within the pi running on a usb stick?? Also I am very grateful for this awesome project, it's just what I wanted and it runs great on my pi!
On Tue, Jan 26, 2021, 2:30 PM Dave Slotter, W3DJS < slotter@...> wrote: Forgot to mention... After flashing the image to the internal storage, then use gparted or another partitioning utility to resize the home partition to use the remainder of the disk.
On Tue, Jan 26, 2021 at 2:24 PM Dave Slotter, W3DJS via <slotter= [email protected]> wrote: Hi Andrew,
While I'm fairly versed at creating a flashable image for the Raspberry Pi, I am still learning when it comes to generating a bootable ISO for Linux, so that is why I don't yet have that option available. But soon, perhaps?
For the moment, just make sure there is nothing on your internal storage that you wish to overwrite, and then "flash" the image to the internal drive, just as you would to flash it to the USB stick. That should work.
73,
-Dave
Hello, I'm pleased to report that I have the os working well on my AtomicPi. I am running it from a usb stick. My question is how could I go about installing HamPc to my internal storage? I'm used to seeing installation menus like one would see with distros such as ubuntu etc.
?Thanks for any help, ?-Andrew
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I would probably recommend being booted off a separate LiveUSB / LiveCD then plugging in a drive containing HamPC and then copying HamPC over to the internal disk.
Ok, I think I'm with you. And I would do this from within the pi running on a usb stick?? Also I am very grateful for this awesome project, it's just what I wanted and it runs great on my pi!
On Tue, Jan 26, 2021, 2:30 PM Dave Slotter, W3DJS < slotter@...> wrote: Forgot to mention... After flashing the image to the internal storage, then use gparted or another partitioning utility to resize the home partition to use the remainder of the disk.
On Tue, Jan 26, 2021 at 2:24 PM Dave Slotter, W3DJS via <slotter= [email protected]> wrote: Hi Andrew,
While I'm fairly versed at creating a flashable image for the Raspberry Pi, I am still learning when it comes to generating a bootable ISO for Linux, so that is why I don't yet have that option available. But soon, perhaps?
For the moment, just make sure there is nothing on your internal storage that you wish to overwrite, and then "flash" the image to the internal drive, just as you would to flash it to the USB stick. That should work.
73,
-Dave
Hello, I'm pleased to report that I have the os working well on my AtomicPi. I am running it from a usb stick. My question is how could I go about installing HamPc to my internal storage? I'm used to seeing installation menus like one would see with distros such as ubuntu etc.
?Thanks for any help, ?-Andrew
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Ok, Roger that ?. Thanks for your help, and thanks again for your contribution to the community!
On Wed, Jan 27, 2021, 1:58 PM Dave Slotter, W3DJS < slotter@...> wrote: I would probably recommend being booted off a separate LiveUSB / LiveCD then plugging in a drive containing HamPC and then copying HamPC over to the internal disk.
Ok, I think I'm with you. And I would do this from within the pi running on a usb stick?? Also I am very grateful for this awesome project, it's just what I wanted and it runs great on my pi!
On Tue, Jan 26, 2021, 2:30 PM Dave Slotter, W3DJS < slotter@...> wrote: Forgot to mention... After flashing the image to the internal storage, then use gparted or another partitioning utility to resize the home partition to use the remainder of the disk.
On Tue, Jan 26, 2021 at 2:24 PM Dave Slotter, W3DJS via <slotter= [email protected]> wrote: Hi Andrew,
While I'm fairly versed at creating a flashable image for the Raspberry Pi, I am still learning when it comes to generating a bootable ISO for Linux, so that is why I don't yet have that option available. But soon, perhaps?
For the moment, just make sure there is nothing on your internal storage that you wish to overwrite, and then "flash" the image to the internal drive, just as you would to flash it to the USB stick. That should work.
73,
-Dave
Hello, I'm pleased to report that I have the os working well on my AtomicPi. I am running it from a usb stick. My question is how could I go about installing HamPc to my internal storage? I'm used to seeing installation menus like one would see with distros such as ubuntu etc.
?Thanks for any help, ?-Andrew
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