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* What: These instructions are for installing Alpine Linux on a hosted ''physical'' server from a hosting company like serverpronto, blue
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...ux.org/title/Unified%20Extensible%20Firmware%20Interface the ArchWiki page on the subject] and the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UEFI Wikipedia page for
This article focuses on Alpine-specific information; enough material exists online as an introduction to U
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...few small changes, this article and the resulting boot images can be used on both. I've updated just the steps needed to include support for both models
...the steps I took to get the mainline Linux kernel and Alpine Linux running on an [https://www.aopen.com/US_en/products_info/Chromebase-mini Aopen Chromeb
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...anagement|Package Management (apk)]] ''(How to add/remove packages on your Alpine)'' <!--
[[Alpine Linux package management#Local_Cache|How to enable APK caching]] --> <!--
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...#Syslinux|Syslinux]]</code> is the default light-weight bootloader used in Alpine.<br>
...aphical EFI boot menu that allows to boot operating systems that are found on the available partitions.
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This is a guide for installing Alpine Linux with its root partition on an encrypted ZFS volume, using ZFS's own encryption capabilities. The syste
...multi-disk. See [https://openzfs.github.io/openzfs-docs/Getting%20Started/Alpine%20Linux/Root%20on%20ZFS.html here].
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...now has native support for encryption. This has many advantages over ZFS on LUKS including multi-disk, encrypted zfs send, portable across *BSD/Linux a
...encryption, see [https://openzfs.github.io/openzfs-docs/Getting%20Started/Alpine%20Linux/Root%20on%20ZFS.html here].
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...board layout" seems to get activated only after once temporarily switching on the "Use system defaults" button, logging out and in again, and then turnin
== Auto-mounting USB drives ==
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[https://alpinelinux.org/downloads/ Download] the Alpine for Raspberry Pi tarball. Use the [[Raspberry_Pi#Compability_list|compatibi
Create an MBR partition table with two partitions on an 8 GB (or larger) class 10 sd-card:
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This documentation describes how to set up Alpine Linux on a fully encrypted disk (apart from the bootloader partition). We will have
'''Note:''' The <code>setup-alpine</code> installation scripts has support for encrypted installations since v
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...n a NVMe drive, with UEFI & Secure Boot. This guide has been written using Alpine Linux Std 3.16.1, please adapt some commands if needed.
= Installing packages =
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* A Bluetooth USB dongle (if your Pi doesn’t have Bluetooth on board)
# More investigation on Bluetooth pairing
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When Alpine Linux boots in diskless mode, it initially only loads a few required packag
...to what-gets-loaded-into-RAM are possible, e.g. by [[Alpine_Package_Keeper|installing a package]] or adjusting the configuration files in {{path|/etc}}. The modi
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...ss of building a '''custom configured kernel''' assumes you are running on Alpine Linux utilizing abuild & aports.
The lts kernel for most Alpine ARCHs uses defaults to balance throughput at the expense of some responsive
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...als and Howtos, a place of basic and advanced configuration tasks for your Alpine Linux.'''
'''The tutorials are hands-on''' and the reader is expected to try and achieve the goals described in eac
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The menu choices that are provided by <code>setup-alpine</code> might not cover all needs, however, it's possible to:
...p_scripts#setup-disk|setup-disk]] directly, instead of through <code>setup-alpine</code>, and pass some specific partitioning parameters to it.
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Feature descriptions for available Alpine Linux setup scripts ({{Path|/sbin/setup-*}}).
These scripts can be installed by using <code>apk</code> to install the <code>alpine-conf</code> package.
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"Changing root" or "chrooting" is a method for zooming in on part of your filesystem, so that, for example, {{Path|/path}} will refer to
...to boot the hardware somehow, such as with an Installation or Rescue CD or USB; then one mounts the broken system and chroots into it and performs the rep
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...root {{Path|/}}, or {{Path|/var}}, or swap, or even one's {{Path|/boot}}, on a RAID array. See [[Setting up disks manually]] for more details about doin
...safety. Then if one of the devices fails, the data will still be available on the other.
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This page exists to provide a basic overview to get started. Before actually installing, it can help to skim through the [[Alpine_Linux:FAQ| Frequently Asked Quest
* At least 0-700 MB space on a writable storage device. [Only required in "sys" or "data" mode installat
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