Linux initrd=initrd.gz console=tty0 console=ttyS0,115200n8 Updated, the command should look like the below. I also remove the ‘quiet’ option, since I’d like to see what’s happening while it boots, to be sure it’s working. Instead, you need to remove the vga portion, and add in the console details.
Install ubuntu mini iso serial#
The default command, which will not present us an interface over serial is Simply press the tab key on your keyboard at this point to stop the countdown, and show you the boot command, which we'll edit. A few moments later a small blue box will open and ask you how you want to proceed. You should see a prompt that says 'Press F10 key now for boot menu' which will allow you to select your thumb-drive, if it's not your default. Or, depending on how your system is setup: The command I use to open up that session is: My APU is setup to talk serial at the 115200 speed, but you’ll want to check the manual for your device to see what it’s defaults are. I talk to the APU via another PC using the screen command and a USB serial adapter. With that done, pop it into your APU device, hook up the serial interface, plug it into a network with DHCP, and apply power. For instance ĭd if=/the/path/to/mini.iso of=/you/thumbdrive bs=4k status=progress & sync I use a thumb-drive and DD to make that happen. Once downloaded, use your preferred method to image it onto a CD, or thumb-drive. The full path, as of Feb 5th, 2021, is below: Once you’ve selected your version, you just need to navigate down into the folder for installers and grab the mini.iso file. Head to the below link, and then navigate into the version of Ubuntu you’re looking to install.
Ubuntu does not make it that easy to find anymore, but if you know where to look you can find what you need.
Install ubuntu mini iso install#
This ~75MB image is the core installer for Ubuntu and it will download the items needed to complete your install as it runs, instead of it being pre-loaded onto a larger ISO image. The first step is to find the mini.iso that is made available on the mirrors. I have a few PC Engines APU units that do not have a graphics adapter, and are designed to be setup via a serial interface.
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