Hi guys,

I took bodhi's Debian rootfs tarball and packaged it as a disk image for Pogoplug v4 devices.

This just makes things slightly more convenient for Pogoplug users.

https://github.com/pepaslabs/pogoplug-v4-bodhi-rootfs-debian

The disk image has a ~500MB partition, which Linux users can expand after writing it to an SD card.

I have also included a 4GB version for Windows and Mac users who don't have access to programs like sfdisk and resize2fs.

Enjoy!,
Jason

P.S. Thanks for all of your hard work, bodhi!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/11/2015 08:17AM by cellularmitosis.

Thanks for your efforts :)

Whilst it's not exactly related, apologies for that in advance, I always wondered if it was possible to put binaries and zips on github - is that fairly easy to do on a free github account ?

Cheers

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DonCharisma Wrote:
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> Thanks for your efforts :)
>
> Whilst it's not exactly related, apologies for
> that in advance, I always wondered if it was
> possible to put binaries and zips on github - is
> that fairly easy to do on a free github account ?
>
> Cheers

Usually we'd avoid putting binaries on GitHub.

BTW, for others such as cellularmitosis who kindly created the disk image and provided it to others, I would not discourage it (it's a FOSS world). But I don't like provide disk images, so I did not do this myself.

-bodhi
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@Bodhi, understand, github is presumably for source code ... just a useful feature I didn't know about !

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