- Download any of the available images (xz archive) from Mega or GoogleDrive
- Download scriptbin_kernel.tar.gz, it contains the latest kernel (uImage) and script.bin
- Unpack the archive.
- Write the xxx.img file (disk image) to your SD Card
- on Linux use dd command ( sudo dd if=image_name.img of=/dev/sdX bs=1M oflag=direct )
- on Windows use disk image writing software such as Win32 Disk Imager
- After writing the image, mount SD Card FAT partition (BOOT)
- Copy uImage_OPI-2 or uImage_OPI-PLUS (depending on your board type) to uImage (for OPI-PC use uImage_OPI-2)
- Copy one of the script.bin.OPI-XXXX (depending on your board type and desired monitor resolution) to script.bin
- use uImage_OPI-XX and script.bin.OPI-XXXX from scriptbin_kernel.tar.gz if it is newer (probably it is).
- Boot your Orange PI board from SD Card
- After booting resize Linux partition to fit your SD Card size:
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- sudo fs_resize
- Reboot