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--- devdoc:devdoc_create_image [2011/05/04 19:04] – abelbeck
+++ devdoc:devdoc_create_image [2022/05/21 15:53] (current) – mkeuter
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-====== Create an image ======
+====== Create a Flash Image ======
-After running ''toolchain/build'', do:
+After running ''./scripts/build'', do:
-  ./makerunnix.sh -z 128 128 0
+  ./scripts/astlinux-makeimage -z 256 256 0
-This creates an astlinux-xxx.img.gz file with a single FAT16 partition of 128MB.
+This creates an astlinux-xxx.img.gz file with a single FAT16 partition of 256MB.
 Burn this image to a CF or USB flash drive:
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   zcat astlinux-xxx.img.gz | dd of=/dev/sdc bs=64k
-(if ''/dev/sdc'' is where my system detects the CF... Be very careful to get of= correct...)
+(if ''/dev/sdc'' is where my system detects the CF... Be very careful to get ''of='' correct...)
 If you hadn't used the -z flag, then it would just be:
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   sync
-At this point, you may remove your CF and install it into your target system, power up... boot, and follow http://doc.astlinux.org/userdoc:new-install to complete the process.
+At this point, you may remove your CF and install it into your target system, power up... boot,\\ and follow **[[userdoc:new-install|New Installation]]** to complete the process.
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+\\
+!!Note:!! The above ''./scripts/astlinux-makeimage'' part does NOT work in a virtual machine, which runs as an LXC container (e.g. in Proxmox). You'll need a "real" VM (with full Hardware-Virtualization) for this to work.