# Download binary images for Xterm-01

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				<h3 class="panel-title"><b>Arietta G25 on Xterm-01</b> - Kernel Linux 4.9.13 - Debian Jessie 8.7 - Full</h3>
				MicroSD contents for Arietta G25 with: Apache, PHP, Python, C, C++, Wi-Fi, Codiad, Ntp, WIFI-2 adapter.
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				<small>Version: 27-apr-2017</small>
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					<h3>Create a bootable microSD </h3>

					A Linux PC is required to follow this procedure:

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							<li>Format a microSD with <b>gparted</b> following <a href="/microsd_format">this article</a></li>
							<li>Mount the two new partitions <b>boot</b> and <b>rootfs</b> just clicking from the file explorer window
							<li>Download the archive with the first microSD partition contents:
								<a href="/download/microsd/Xterm-01-27apr2017/boot.tar.bz2">boot.tar.bz2</a></li>
							<li>Download the archive with the second microSD partition contents:
								<a href="/download/microsd/Xterm-01-27apr2017/rootfs.tar.bz2">rootfs.tar.bz2</a></li>
							<li>Untar the archives to the microSD partitions using the following commands:
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									<li><b>tar -xvjpSf boot.tar.bz2 -C /media/$USER/boot </b></li>
									<li><b>sudo tar -xvjpSf rootfs.tar.bz2 -C /media/$USER/rootfs</b></li>
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							<li>Edit the file <b>wpa_supplicant.conf</b> saved on the first microSD partition and insert your WiFi Access Point name and Password</li>
							<li>The command line parameters are not yet passed in this version by at91bootstrap (boot.bin) but is passed by the dts file. 
							<li>Unmount the microSD and use it to boot on Arietta G25</li>
							<li>Open a session from a on a PC wired on the same LAN with <a href="/bonjour">Bonjour installed</a>.</li>
							<ul>
								<li>web: <a href="http://arietta.local">http://arietta.local</a></li>
								<li>ssh: <a href="root@arietta.local">root@arietta.local</a></li>
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							<li>The login data are:
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									<li>User: <b>acme</b> Password: <b>acmesystems</b></li>
									<li>User: <b>root</b> Password: <b>acmesystems</b></li>
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				<h3>Packages installed</h3>

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					<li>gcc (C compiler)</li>
					<li>g++ (C++ compiler)</li>
					<li>Python </li>
					<li>Apache2 </li>
					<li>PHP5</li>
					<li>iw wpasupplicant</li>
					<li>Git</li>
					<li>Bonjour</li>
					<li>Codiad (In browser Ascii editor)</li>
					<li>Minicom (Serial terminal)</li>
					<li>Ntp</li>
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					Read the <a href="/compile_linux_4_9">this article</a> to know how to do create the Kernel Linux used on this microSD.
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				<h3>Defconfig and device tree used</h3>

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					<li><a href="./acme-xterm-01.dts">acme-xterm-01.dts</a></li>
					<li><a href="./acme-xterm-01_defconfig">acme-xterm-01_defconfig</a></li>
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