Odroid U3 Burn Write image file

In Ubuntu, go to odroid U3 Board eMMC card Burning write Xubuntu image file, the main steps are as follows:

1. Download the image file to burn, as required, I downloaded the desktop version of the XUBUNTU-13.04-DESKTOP-ARMHF_ODROIDU2XXXX.IMG.XZ.

2. Unzip the file and enter the command under Terminal:

Xz-d XUBUNTU-13.04-DESKTOP-ARMHF_ODROIDU2_20130503.IMG.XZ

3. View the file system and mount points. After inserting the eMMC card, enter the command:

Df-h

The results are shown below, where//DEV/SDC1 and/dev/sdc2 two devices are file systems in the eMMC card (you can enter df-h before inserting the eMMC card), and your device may also be ' sdbx '.

4. Cancel the eMMC card mounted file system. Enter the command:

UMOUNT/DEV/SDC1
UMOUNT/DEV/SDC2

Re-enter the Df-h command, you should not see the eMMC file system at this time.

5. Install PV so that you can see the progress in the process of burning the image (also can not install, recommended installation, the file is not small).

Enter command under Terminal:

sudo apt-get install PV

6. This step is the most critical to start burning the image file.

Enter command under Terminal:

sudo dd bs=4m if=xubuntu-13.04-desktop-armhf_odroidu2_20130503.img | PV | sudo dd OF=/DEV/SDC

The ' SDC ' is a disk device file that eMMC originally mounted, noting that it is not ' sdc1 ' or ' sdc2 '. Your device may be ' SDB ' and so on, according to your own device.

If you do not have PV installed, then the command changes slightly, as follows:

sudo dd bs=4m if=xubuntu-13.04-desktop-armhf_odroidu2_20130503.img | sudo dd OF=/DEV/SDC

The next step is to wait and see the installation progress similar to the following image:

Wait for the burn write to complete and enter the command to ensure that all data is written to the EMMC card:

Sync

Finished.