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Commit f4971d5c authored by Bob Mottram's avatar Bob Mottram
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<p class="subheadertext">Do this on a separate machine, not the laptop which will become your Freedombone server</p>
<p class="doctext"><b>1.</b> Download <a href="downloads/freedombone-amd64.img.xz">freedombone-amd64.img.xz</a> and extract it. You can use the <b>unxz</b> command to do that.</p>
<p class="doctext"><b>1.</b> Download <a href="downloads/freedombone-main-amd64.img.xz">freedombone-main-amd64.img.xz</a> and extract it. You can use the <b>unxz</b> command to</p> do that.</p>
<p class="doctext">Or there is a <a href="downloads/freedombone-onion-amd64.img.xz">version which only uses onion addresses</a>, which means that you don't need to buy a domain name or set up dynamic DNS.</p>
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<p class="doctext"><b>3.</b> Now copy the extracted image to the USB drive or SSD. This may take quite a while</p>
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sudo dd bs=1M if=freedombone-amd64.img of=/dev/sdX conv=fdatasync,sync,noerror
sudo dd bs=1M if=freedombone-main-amd64.img of=/dev/sdX conv=fdatasync,sync,noerror
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<p class="doctext"><b>4.</b> You may want to make sure that you use the whole of the available disk space on the USB drive or SSD, using a tool such as <b>gparted</b> to resize the partition</p>
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