2GB linux image

[Bill Barnett]

Are there 2GB Linux images available?  I have an older B-version and would like to use it in a small application.

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Bill Barnett

[Chris Green]

Bill Barnett <wm.b.b...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Are there 2GB Linux images available? I have an older B-version and would
> like to use it in a small application.
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The 'console' versions are smallest, the image file is only about 1Gb.
You'll only have ssh (or local serial console) access to your BBB
though.

I *thought* an IOT (internet of things) version would fit in 2Gb but
it looks as if the latest ones don't.

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Chris Green
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[sagar patel]

wm.b.barnett wrote:

Are there 2GB Linux images available?  I have an older B-version and would like to use it in a small application.

Yes, 2 GB Linux Images are available but there is the limitations for the speed and performance. You cannot use it for complex applications.

However, if you are wishing for the small application, it would be enough for the older BBB version.

Regards,

Sagar Patel

 

[Bill Barnett]

Where are these 2GB images archived?

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Bill Barnett

[jonnymo]

Have you tried the BeagleBoard image site. There are a few there but a bit dated.

https://beagleboard.org/latest-images

Cheers,

Jon

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[Robert Nelson]

On Wed, Jun 24, 2020 at 10:46 AM Bill Barnett <wm.b.b...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Where are these 2GB images archived?

Just grab any of the current variants..

https://rcn-ee.net/rootfs/bb.org/testing/2020-06-01/

Only the "console" images will fit on the 2GB eMMC, everything else
just use a microSD..

Regards,

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