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=Installing on SDcard= | |||
In order to install an image, you must identify your device ID. | In order to install an image, you must identify your device ID. | ||
Check it as follows: | Check it as follows: | ||
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/dev/sdb2 | /dev/sdb2 | ||
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'''Considerations''' | '''Considerations''' | ||
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Also, the device '''must be not mounted''' to successfully write the image. | Also, the device '''must be not mounted''' to successfully write the image. | ||
=Installing= | If the required device appears with an mount point, '''unmount each partition''' with umount command. | ||
<syntaxhighlight lang=bash> | |||
PARTITION=/dev/sdb1 # The device may change in your system | |||
sudo umount $PARTITION | |||
</syntaxhighlight> | |||
==Installing== | |||
Yocto supports several image formats, as example ext4, img, sdcard and wic. | Yocto supports several image formats, as example ext4, img, sdcard and wic. | ||