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== 32 bit Install ==
== 32 bit Install ==


see [[/32bit]]
See [[/32bit]].


== 64 bit Install ==
== 64 bit Install ==


see [[/64bit]]
See [[/64bit]].


== Trim-Slice ==
== Trim-Slice ==


see [[/TS]].
See [[/TS]].


== Raspberry Pi ==
== Raspberry Pi ==


see [[/Pi]].
See [[/Pi]].


= Cloning on XO =
= Cloning on XO =

Revision as of 23:57, 1 October 2013

This IIAB XSCE content does not reflect the opinion of OLPC. These pages were created by members of a volunteer community supporting OLPC and deployments.


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Thank you for testing as progress moves quickly reinforcing support towards our imminent release.

If you are installing on an XO, you may install from an (1) Offline Image (preferred) or the older (2) Online Install method.

If you are installing on a non-XO, please read our growing community-contributed collection of (3) Install Recipes.

Offline Install on XO's

See /Offline-XO.

Online Install on XO's

See /Online-XO.

Install Recipes for Non-XO Hardware

Professional volunteers are strongly encouraged to reinforce support for other hardware platform running Fedora 18. For now we have:

32 bit Install

See /32bit.

64 bit Install

See /64bit.

Trim-Slice

See /TS.

Raspberry Pi

See /Pi.

Cloning on XO

After install, you may clone XSCE from one XO to another, see Firmware/Storage for the fs-save and fs-load commands, and Tiny Core Linux for tools to use Linux for the task, and Backup. There are things to consider before cloning.