write following commands to Terminal one by one:Ĭd UDOOX86_B02-UEFI_Update_rel102/Linux/圆4.click top-left icon, write 'terminal' to search-field and start Terminal.select 'Save File' to save it to computer.open web browser and download UDOOX86_B02-UEFI_Update_rel102.zip.from GRUB menu select 'Try Ubuntu without installing'.select your USB stick under 'EFI Boot Devices' (NOT under 'Legacy USB').start UDOO X86, press ESC several times while UDOO is starting.flash downloaded Ubuntu image to USB stick using Etcher.

If you can use internet from UDOO X86, then you can update UEFI with these instructions: Ubuntu 16.10 contains everything needed, however UEFI update instructions are missing one step where you need to copy H2OFFT-L圆4 out of x86 directory. Would one of you UDOO Ubuntu Gurus kindly tell me (and probably many others) _exactly_ how to get Ubuntu running from an SDCard? But, frankly, their documentation and instructions for the X-86 are lousy. I like the UDOO team and I have supported them via kickstarter from the very beginning. Why is it so damn hard? It was not difficult on the UDOO quad. It's not stated _anywhere_.) The script executes spewing error after error, most of which seem to be due to the fact that Ubuntu thinks that it is being run from a cdrom and cannot make any temporary files in the driver directory which is on the USB stick.Īt this point I am exasperated trying to get the OS on the sdcard. (I presume 0B20000.102 is the bios image. I don't know if they are in the Ubuntu distribution or not. Make sure they are installed in the system, otherwise install them.' 'For using H2OFFT gcc compiler and Kernel-headers must be present in the system.

The instructions (APN - BIOS programming using H2OFFT_rel1.5.pdf) say Now back in the ubuntu desktop I opened a terminal and cd'ed into UDOOX86_B02-UEFI_Update_rel102/Linux/X64. Then I removed the stick from the PC plugged it back into the UDOO, restarted the UDOO, hit, entered the bootloader screen, and selected 'try Ubuntu without installing it'. I downloaded UDOOX86_B02-UEFI_Update_rel102.zip to my PC, unzipped it, shut down the UDOO, removed the USB stick, plugged it into my PC and copied the UDOOX86_B02-UEFI_Update_rel102 folder to the stick. Hours of reading through the forum leads me to suspect that I have to upgrade to BIOS version 1.02. On the 'Installation type' screen, I select 'something else'. But df indicates that my sdcard is /dev/mmcblk1.

'The installer has detected that the following disks have mounted partitions: /dev/mmcblk0' (I have spent 6 hours on it and am giving up in frustration!) I have been trying to do this on the UDOO x-圆 itself by booting from a USB stick into Ubuntu then clicking on the icon labeled 'Install Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS'. So, I've been trying to install Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS to a 128GB sdcard formatted to FAT32.

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