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	* Binaries were built from directions found under [[OMAP_Ubuntu_Main|OMAP Ubuntu Main]] "Building your own binaries "		* Binaries were built from directions found under [[OMAP_Ubuntu_Main|OMAP Ubuntu Main]] "Building your own binaries "
	* Contains: bootloader (u-boot and MLO) and Ubuntu (UNE) basic rootfs		* Contains: bootloader (u-boot and MLO) and Ubuntu (UNE) basic rootfs
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-	General flashing information:
-	* bootloader files are loaded to first partition of SD card
-	* rootfs is loaded to second partition of SD card
-	* bootargs are hard coded so Blaze platform will boot directly at power up

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IMPORTANT NOTICE: The instructions given here are basically a more verbose version of the installation instructions found at the Ubuntu ARM and especially Ubuntu ARM/OMAP pages. In case of deviations, the instructions there should be given precedence because they are generally more up-to-date.

	How to get started with Ubuntu using pre-built binaries on your OMAP Platform
	Overview	Step 1	Step 2	Step 3	Step 4	Step 5	Step 6	Step 7	Step 8

   

Step 1

Blaze Basic Ubuntu binaries

All pre-built binaries can be found at: https://gforge.ti.com/gf/project/omap_binrel/frs/

General information regarding pre-built binaries.

• Binaries were built from directions found under OMAP Ubuntu Main "Building your own binaries "
• Contains: bootloader (u-boot and MLO) and Ubuntu (UNE) basic rootfs

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