Changes between Version 22 and Version 23 of newport/ubuntu

Timestamp:

07/23/2019 10:09:23 PM (5 years ago)

Author:

Ryan Erbstoesser

Comment:

fix capital and add login section

newport/ubuntu

@@ -18 +18 @@
  * [http://dev.gateworks.com/ubuntu/bionic/bionic-arm64.tar.xz bionic-arm64.tar.xz] - Compressed TAR archive of Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic arm64 root filesystem (does not include kernel)([http://dev.gateworks.com/ubuntu/bionic/bionic-arm64.manifest package manifest])
 
+'''Login Information (default)'''
+ * Username: root
+ * Password: root
+
 Features:
 - Ubuntu 16.04 aarch64 core (from debootstrap instructions)
 - Gateworks Newport Linux kernel (Linux 4.14 based)
 - eth0 dhcp with a 10 second timeout
-- user: root password: root
-- packages installed on top of core:
- * updated modemmanager/libqmi-utils/libmbim-utils (see [wiki:ubuntu#modem ubuntu/modem])
- * misc wireless: wpasupplicant iw 
- * misc utils: vim can-utils i2c-tools usbutils pciutils screen watchdog binutils
- * misc network: wget ethtool iperf iperf3 openssh-server iptables
- * linux firmware
+- User: root password: root
+- Packages installed on top of core:
+ * Updated modemmanager/libqmi-utils/libmbim-utils (see [wiki:ubuntu#modem ubuntu/modem])
+ * Misc wireless: wpasupplicant iw 
+ * Misc utils: vim can-utils i2c-tools usbutils pciutils screen watchdog binutils
+ * Misc network: wget ethtool iperf iperf3 openssh-server iptables
+ * Linux firmware
  * mmc-utils from https://packages.debian.org/sid/utils/mmc-utils
  * Gateworks [https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Gateworks/meta-gateworks/master/recipes-support/hostapd-conf/hostapd-conf/hostapd-conf hostapd-conf script]
- * filesystems: e2fstools f2fs-tools btrfs-tools
+ * Filesystems: e2fstools f2fs-tools btrfs-tools
 
 To install the kernel and root filesystem on a removable block storage device see [#disk-images below].
@@ -50 +54 @@
 
 Important notes:
- * we set and use '''target''' and '''distro''' env variables in step 2 and use those env variables in the remaining steps to make this tutorial more version-agnostic. Please be aware of this and do not deviate from the steps unless or until you completely understand what you are doing.
+ * We set and use '''target''' and '''distro''' env variables in step 2 and use those env variables in the remaining steps to make this tutorial more version-agnostic. Please be aware of this and do not deviate from the steps unless or until you completely understand what you are doing.
 
 Steps:
@@ -73 +77 @@
  * the chroot shell below will provide network support (inherited from the host)
 
-3. we now have a minimal Ubuntu rootfs - chroot to it and perform the 2nd stage install:
+3. We now have a minimal Ubuntu rootfs - chroot to it and perform the 2nd stage install:
 {{{
 #!bash
@@ -105 +109 @@
 }}}
 
-6. set hostname:
+6. Set hostname:
 {{{
 #!bash
@@ -174 +178 @@
  * Note that by default root ssh access is disabled for security. See [wiki:/ubuntu#SSHServer This link] for info on enabling it
 
-10. exit the chroot shell and remove files we no longer need
+10. Exit the chroot shell and remove files we no longer need
 {{{
 #!bash