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March 25, 2016 17:46
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Making an ArchLinux ARM SD card with OSX with Vagrant
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#!/bin/bash | |
# Step 0: Clone repository | |
# The repository contains a VM to flash your SD card with | |
git clone https://github.com/peel/rpi-sdcard-builder.git | |
cd rpi-sdcard-builder/vagrant | |
# Step 1: Find disk identifier | |
# This is extremely important to get it right as the process will destroy | |
# the contents of a given disk | |
# The disk identifier has a form of 'diskX', ie for the following output: | |
# /dev/disk2s1 233Gi 220Gi 12Gi 95% 57795408 3185810 95% / | |
# The disk identifier is disk2 (disk2s1 is a partition on disk2) | |
df -h | |
read -p "Enter disk identifier ie. disk2:" DISK_ID | |
# Step 2: Provision VM | |
# You will be asked for LOCAL (Macbook) sudo password | |
# Remove --with-image if you don't want an .img file copy | |
# The process might take quite some time complete depending on your network connection | |
vagrant --disk-id=${DISK_ID} --with-image -- up | |
# Step 3: Wait | |
echo "It's ready now!" | |
# Step 4: Destroy the VM | |
vagrant destroy || true |
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