Archive:Install XBMC on Raspberry Pi with USB drive - Revision history

Karellen at 20:34, 29 August 2020

2020-08-29T20:34:29Z

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	'''The aim''' here is to use a SD card for the system files and a USB DRIVE as the storage device. This instruction-set work on Windows7. Some knowledge needed using Linux and "vi".		'''The aim''' here is to use a SD card for the system files and a USB DRIVE as the storage device. This instruction-set work on Windows7. Some knowledge needed using Linux and "vi".

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	* "chmod +x /storage/.config/autostart.sh"		* "chmod +x /storage/.config/autostart.sh"
	When your PI comes up, it will take 30 seconds and the time will be in sync.		When your PI comes up, it will take 30 seconds and the time will be in sync.

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2020-08-29T20:34:08Z

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2018-07-10T03:46:18Z

Remove OpenELEC

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	'''The aim''' here is to use a SD card for the system files and a USB DRIVE as the storage device. This instruction-set work on Windows7. Some knowledge needed using Linux and "vi".		'''The aim''' here is to use a SD card for the system files and a USB DRIVE as the storage device. This instruction-set work on Windows7. Some knowledge needed using Linux and "vi".

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	* HW: SD card reader.		* HW: SD card reader.
	* SW: MiniTool Partition Wizard. ( http://partitionwizard.com )		* SW: MiniTool Partition Wizard. ( http://partitionwizard.com )
	* SW: Raspberry Pi OpenELEC ( http://openelec.tv )

	== Detailed Instructions: ==		== Detailed Instructions: ==

2015-03-02T13:05:22Z

Hardware Needed:

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	== Hardware Needed: ==		== Hardware Needed: ==
	* HW: A Raspberry PI (~~Obviously~~) and a ~~Power Supply~~.		* HW: A Raspberry PI 1 or 2 (obviously) and a well-suited power supply. The Raspberry Pi 2 requires a 2 Amps power adapter for proper workings.
	* HW: A SD card. ~~Any type will do~~. (You will be using this to store your OS onto.)		* HW: A (micro) SD card of 2GB or larger in size. Class 10 SDHC cards are preferred. (You will be using this to store your OS onto.)
	* HW: A Memory Stick.		* HW: A Memory Stick.
	* HW: A working Network Cable.		* HW: A working Network Cable.

2014-04-26T05:43:22Z

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	'''The aim''' here is to use a SD card for the system files and a USB DRIVE as the storage device. This instruction-set work on Windows7. Some knowledge needed using Linux and "vi".		'''The aim''' here is to use a SD card for the system files and a USB DRIVE as the storage device. This instruction-set work on Windows7. Some knowledge needed using Linux and "vi".

2013-08-28T09:12:15Z

Hardware Needed:

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	* HW: A working Network Cable.		* HW: A working Network Cable.
	* HW: SD card reader.		* HW: SD card reader.
	* SW: MiniTool Partition Wizard. ([http://partitionwizard.com])		* SW: MiniTool Partition Wizard. ( http://partitionwizard.com )
	* SW: Raspberry Pi ~~Openelec~~ ([http://openelec.tv])		* SW: Raspberry Pi OpenELEC ( http://openelec.tv )

	== Detailed Instructions: ==		== Detailed Instructions: ==

2013-08-28T09:11:45Z

Hardware Needed:

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	* HW: A working Network Cable.		* HW: A working Network Cable.
	* HW: SD card reader.		* HW: SD card reader.
	* SW: MiniTool Partition Wizard. ([http://~~MiniTool%20Partition%20Wizard www.~~partitionwizard.com])		* SW: MiniTool Partition Wizard. ([http://partitionwizard.com])
	* SW: Raspberry Pi Openelec ([http://~~Openelec~~ openelec.tv])		* SW: Raspberry Pi Openelec ([http://openelec.tv])

	== Detailed Instructions: ==		== Detailed Instructions: ==

2013-07-26T06:24:31Z

Using Minitool:

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	== Detailed Instructions: ==		== Detailed Instructions: ==
	=== Using Minitool: ===		=== Using Minitool: ===
	* Create a ~~100MB~~, FAT32, PRIMARY, ACTIVE, partition on your SD card. (label: System)		* Create a 150MB, FAT32, PRIMARY, ACTIVE, partition on your SD card. (label: System) - NOTE: You could use the entire SD size.
	* Create a partition (I used the full size) , EXT4, PRIMARY partition on your Memory Stick. (label :Storage)		* Create a partition (I used the full size) , EXT4, PRIMARY partition on your Memory Stick. (label :Storage)

2013-07-23T00:32:53Z

Explanation: What you have just done:

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	* You extracted the archive and dumped all the files to your SD card.		* You extracted the archive and dumped all the files to your SD card.
	* You then created a startup cmdline.txt file		* You then created a startup cmdline.txt file
	* You then overclocked your PI with config.txt

	===== NOTES: =====		===== NOTES: =====

2013-07-23T00:32:38Z

Create your startup files:: remove overclocking part. These are warranty-breaking settings!

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	* Add the following content to the file:		* Add the following content to the file:
	boot=/dev/mmcblk0p1 disk=/dev/sda1 console=ttyAMA0,115200 kgdboc=ttyAMA0,115200 console=tty1 ssh		boot=/dev/mmcblk0p1 disk=/dev/sda1 console=ttyAMA0,115200 kgdboc=ttyAMA0,115200 console=tty1 ssh
	* "edit g:\config.txt" (Remember to change g:\ for your own drive.)
	* Add the following content to the file:
	~~arm_freq=1000~~
	~~core_freq=500~~
	~~sdram_freq=500~~
	~~over_voltage=6~~

	== Explanation: What you have just done: ==		== Explanation: What you have just done: ==