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All images here are tested and working as defined! The 512MB U-boot images can be used on any Cubieboard version but with limited memory size. Just replace U-boot if you have the 1GB Cubieboard version to get full memory available (see ).

Debian Images

 * Debian Wheezy clean untouched (incl. 512MB U-boot, kernel 3.0.52)
 * Debian Wheezy server (512MB U-boot, XBMC, LAMP, kernel 3.0.62 + roman server 3.0.57-r1-rm9 part 1)
 * Debian Wheezy server (512MB U-boot, XBMC, LAMP, kernel 3.0.62 + roman server 3.0.57-r1-rm9 part 2)
 * Debian Wheezy server 1GB (1GB U-boot, XBMC, LAMP, kernel 3.0.62 + roman server 3.0.57-r1-rm9 part 1)
 * Debian Wheezy server 1GB (1GB U-boot, XBMC, LAMP, kernel 3.0.62 + roman server 3.0.57-r1-rm9 part 2)


 * Notes for the XBMC-Server Image:
 * IP fixed to 192.168.1.155 (to be changed in /etc/network/interfaces)
 * download both files, unzip with 7zip and write to >=4GB Sdcard
 * added roman's headless server kernel uImage in /dev/mmcblkp01
 * Both, standard linux-sunxi-kernel, and Roman's server-kernel are included (switch them by changing uImage files inside partition 1)
 * The XBMC image is set up as small Homeserver (including LAMP (Apache2, PHP, Mysql, PHPMyadmin), SAMBA and MPD)
 * Login/password for mysql and PHPMyadmin is root:mysqladmin .Other preset passwords can be found in /var/www/pass.
 * launch XMBC with ./allwinner/xbmc-pvr-binhf/lib/xbmc/xbmc.bin
 * AMPACHE(Music-Player-Webinterface ) Installed and running . Try 192.168.1.155/amp ...
 * full build environment for XBMC is still intact for easy rebuilding future XBMC versions.


 * General Information for Debian Images:
 * Default login: root | Password: password
 * you should also eventually install cpufrequtils to set up an acceptable CPU-behaviour

Linaro Precise Images

 * Linaro-Precise-Alip-20121124-519_1GB (Confirmed working kernel 3.0.52)
 * Linaro-Precise-Alip-20121124-519_1GB_v2 (Seems not to work kernel 3.0.52)
 * Linaro-Precise-Alip-20121124-519_1GB_v2 (tested by me kernel 3.4)
 * Linaro-Precise-Alip-20121124-519_512MB (Confirmed working kernel 3.0.52)
 * Linaro-Precise-Alip-20121124-519_512MB_v2 (tested by me kernel 3.0.52)
 * Linaro Precise-Alip-20121124-519_512MB_v2 (tested by me kernel 3.4)

Linaro Quantal images

 * linaro-quantal-server-20130224-286_1GB working, but wrong kernel 3.4.x -Replace before use
 * linaro-quantal-alip-20130227-290_1GB working, Kernel 3.0.62 (05.04.2013)


 * General Information to Linaro Images:
 * all linaro images are untouched with login linaro:linaro
 * to get rid of annoying root autologins rename "/etc/init/openvt.conf" to "/etc/init/openvt.conf.noboot" and edit "/etc/default/autogetty" to disable tty and serial autologin
 * you should also eventually install cpufrequtils to set up an acceptable CPU-behaviour

Ubuntu Desktop Images

 * 1GB Ubuntu Desktop Part 1
 * 1GB Ubuntu Desktop Part 2

Updating Hardwarepacks and/or U-boot of any prebuild image
To update the used Hardwarepack and the U-Boot of an image available here you can simply follow those easy steps (now we assume you run some sort of linux): git clone https://github.com/linux-sunxi/sunxi-bsp/ cd sunxi-bsp wget YOURHWPACKLINK ./scripts/sunxi-media-create.sh /dev/YOURSDCARD YOURHARDWAREPACK norootfs eject /dev/YOURSDCARD
 * first become sudo and get sunxi-bsp tools-set
 * then download latest hardwarepack fitting your hardware from here : Amery's Hardwarepacks
 * now just write everything to your SDcard . Make sure that the path to YOURSDCARD is always correct, or you might run into serious trouble!!
 * thats all.

tar -xf YOURHARDWAREPACK
 * If you want to keep your current kernel/Hwpack and just want to Update U-boot Download An HWpack for your board, and extract it.

To replace U-boot on your card cd now into /bootloader and do as Sudo: dd if=sunxi-spl.bin of=/dev/YOUSDCARD bs=1024 seek=8 dd if=u-boot.bin of=/dev/YOURSDCARD bs=1024 seek=32
 * Now you get 3 folders:
 * BOOTLOADER — contains U-boot files;
 * KERNEL — contains uImage and script.bin;
 * ROOTFS — contains kernel modules and config files

Done.


 * if you want to build your very own sdcard you can do this by using this commands:

git clone https://github.com/linux-sunxi/sunxi-bsp/ cd sunxi-bsp wget YOURHWPACKLINK wget YOURROOTFSLINK ./scripts/sunxi-media-create.sh /dev/YOURSDCARD YOURHWPACK YOURROOTFS eject /dev/YOURSDCARD

A good place to get an basic linaro alip rootfs is always here: actual quantal rootfs