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Nandblaster is a way to quickly install an operating system on many XO laptops at once using wireless networking, and it is built into the firmware of the laptop. |
Nandblaster is a way to quickly install an operating system on many XO laptops at once using wireless networking, and it is built into the firmware of the laptop. |
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== XO-1.5 == |
== XO-1.5 and XO-1.75 == |
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Reads the image from a USB stick and sends it to a group of laptops, each of which store the image into the internal microSD card. |
Reads the image from a USB stick and sends it to a group of laptops, each of which store the image into the internal microSD card. |
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The instructions for XO-1.75 are the same as for XO-1.5, apart from which release is used. |
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See [[Nandblaster_for_XO-1.5|Nandblaster for XO-1.5]]. |
See [[Nandblaster_for_XO-1.5|Nandblaster for XO-1.5]]. |
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Revision as of 05:09, 8 December 2011
Nandblaster is a way to quickly install an operating system on many XO laptops at once using wireless networking, and it is built into the firmware of the laptop.
XO-1.5 and XO-1.75
Reads the image from a USB stick and sends it to a group of laptops, each of which store the image into the internal microSD card.
The instructions for XO-1.75 are the same as for XO-1.5, apart from which release is used.
XO-1
Reads the image from a USB stick or the current laptop, and sends it to a group of laptops, each of which store the image into the internal NAND flash.
See Nandblaster for XO-1.