...cedure can be found at [[Create a Bootable USB]]. Once you have your CD or USB device ready, boot from it. You will see the Xen Hypervisor kernel booting,
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...ux on flash memory, such as a CF card or USB stick, you may wish to create a backup.
== Make the backup medium bootable ==
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...its, but you will need a place to store your guests (virtual machines) and a syslog server to redirect the logs to.
...ow one of the following guides:<BR>[[Create a Bootable USB]] or [[Create a Bootable Compact Flash]].
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...isk_Mode|data]]''' disk-mode installed to (and booting from) a device with a writable filesystem. It allows to also upgrade the kernel with its modules
...ame device, as long as the hardware is not being set to be write-locked by a hardware switch.
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...e</em>]:</code> to specify an IP manually. <code><em>device</em></code> is a device name (e.g. <code>eth0</code>). If one is not specified, one is chose
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...tions are for installing Alpine Linux on a hosted ''physical'' server from a hosting company like serverpronto, bluehost, etc.
...her Linux distribution. This document explains how to get Alpine Linux on a machine with nothing but ssh access.
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...will be encrypted when powered off and will need to be unlocked by typing a passphrase at boot. To be able to boot the system, the `/boot` partition re
A guide on OpenZFS website supports native encryption, UEFI boot and legacy b
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...require slightly different builds of u-boot. Hence, preparation steps are a bit more involved than x86_64.
...p|Useful hints about basic identification of and access to your SD card or USB target device, may also be found in the general instructions at [[Installat
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...ay be supplied when manually calling the auxiliary setup scripts, or using a <code>setup-alpine</code> "answerfile" (see below).
# <code>setup-apkrepos</code> [-r (to select a mirror randomly)]
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...el]. Since the kernel is installed to <code>boot/</code>, you must not use a label named <code>boot</code> for the fat32 partition. }}
This tutorial explains how to install Alpine Linux on a Raspberry Pi. Alpine Linux will be installed in [[Installation#Diskless_Mod
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* <code>[[#GRUB|GRUB]]</code> is a standard linux boot loader.<br>
...[[#EFI_Boot_Stub|EFI Boot Stub]]</code> allows booting linux directly from a motherboard supporting UEFI or another bootloader.<br>
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This document explains how to setup a fault-tolerant router using Alpine Linux. It has been tested with Alpine L
* The border router will have a default route to the internal network via 10.0.0.2 (the virtual IP address
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This page exists to provide a basic overview to get started. Before actually installing, it can help to s
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This is a follow-up of the [[Dynamic Multipoint VPN (DMVPN)|most famous document]],
...s not ready, so you need to use BGP rather than OSPF), though is usable in a production environment.
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...pt the Orqange Pi PC has 512MB more RAM. They have similar specifications (USB, Ethernet, I/O etc.)
...1.3V, e.g. the NanoPi M1 or an Orange PI One. However, an Orange Pi PC has a programable voltage generator than can reduce the voltage.
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...a small partition for {{Path|/boot}}, then devote the rest of your disk to a separate partition on which you layer one or more of RAID, encryption, and/
...lume. However, this is just for post-init access. That way, when you write a new kernel or bootloader config file to {{Path|/boot}}, it gets written to
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* Installing / Upgrading / Deleting packages on a running system.
* Restoring a system to a previously configured state (e.g. after reboot), including all previously i
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This process of building a '''custom configured kernel''' assumes you are running on Alpine Linux util
You want to build a custom kernel to enable experimental hardware or features or outdated hardw
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...]] offers additional services such as DHCP for clients, http proxying, and a basic SIP telephone system.
...ince the kernel has in-tunnel IP fragmentation issues. Alpine 3.0 has also a Musl issue in getprotobyname(). Alpine 2.7.x has been thoroughly tested and
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