dev/sda1 on / type ext4 (rw,errors=remount-ro,commit=0) mk_mmc.sh -probe-mmcĪre you sure? I Don't see, here is what I do see.ĭisk /dev/sda: 160.0 GB, 160041885696 bytes If you already have all of these installed you can skip sudo apt-get install wget xz-utils uboot-mkimage pv dosfstools btrfs-tools parted gitĦ) Get the processor flashing git clone cd flash-omapħ) Get the location of your sd sudo. Make sure you set the serial communication parameters correctly as 115200, 8N1, No HW Flow Control.ģ) Open another terminal to configure your host PC during the installationĤ) Get all the required packages for Step 6 & Step 7. I do not recommend 2GB SD card since there will be almost no place in the SD card after installing the three.ġ) Connect your Beagleboard to your PC via a serial cableĢ) Run a terminal and start minicom to access your minicom -s You need a 4GB or 8GB blank SD card to install the three.
My host PC also has a Ubuntu 12.04 installed and it was connected to the internet through my smart phone's wireless access point during the installation.
I had all the accesorries for the beagleboard (usb hub, dvi-to-hdmi cable, usb-ethernet converter, usb keyboard, usb mouse and a hdmi enabled monitor). I encountered several problems and solved them one by one. My aim was to install Ubuntu 12.04, Xubuntu-desktop graphical user interface and Java virtual machine (Open JDK-7) on my beagleboard so that I could run my java application on the monitor connected to the BB.
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