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13. Put the file in USB flash drive. Insert the flash drive into OLinuXino board.

& mount /dev/sdc1 /mnt/usb

& cp -fv /home/User/Downloads/<file> /mnt/usb

& umount /mnt/usb

Again this is example. You should correct this commands with your paths and corresponding

devices.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The following commands are entered into OLinuXino terminal.

14. Mount the flash drive

& mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt/usb

15. Run pacman to update the kernel:

& pacman -S /mnt/usb/kernel26-olinuxino-2.6.35.3-6-arm.pkg.tar.xz

16. Follow the instructions. Just type “y” when promted.

17. Reboot

IMPORTANT NOTE: If you are connected to internet, you can use the following command:

& pacman -U http:// xxxxxxx .tar.xz .

Using this you can skip the part with the USB flash drive. Using the same command you could

download different packages:

& pacman -Sy <package name>

II. Set up the internet

This is a working example, but you might wish to read some additional information, if this

doesn't work for you.

With every reboot the device is assigned with different MAC address. To change this use

the commands:

& ip link set dev usb0 down

& ip link set dev usb0 address aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff

& ip link set dev usb0 up

To set an IP address enter:

& ifconfig usb0 192.168.0.249

or whatever address you want.

After that add default gateway:

route add default gw 192.168.0.1 usb0

Finally you should add DNS-server. You should modify /etc/resolv.conf with vi, or other

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