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Boris Rybalkin edited this page Feb 25, 2022
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Building Syncloud device is easy. You will need: ARM or x64 computer, power adapter, ethernet cable, disk or SD card. You will also need a computer to create a boot disk or SD card. Just follow the instruction below.
More information can be found on the wiki pages on the right.
Here's the list of supported boards and links to image files:
| Board Name | Syncloud Image |
|---|---|
| Banana Pi M1 | Download |
| Banana Pi M1+ | Download |
| Banana Pi M2 | Download |
| Banana Pi M3 | Download |
| Cubieboard | Download |
| Cubieboard 2 | Download |
| Cubietruck | Download |
| BeagleBone Black | Download |
| Raspberry Pi 2 (B) | Download |
| Raspberry Pi 3/4 32 bit (B/B+, 4G/8G) | Download |
| Raspberry Pi 3/4 64 bit (B/B+, 4G/8G) experimental | Download |
| Odroid C2 | Download |
| Odroid XU3 | Download |
| Odroid HC1 | SD, SATA, info |
| Odroid HC2 | SD, SATA, info |
| Odroid HC4 | Download |
| Odroid XU4 | Download |
| Odroid N2 | Download |
| Odroid U3 | Download |
| Tinker | Download |
| Helios4 | Download |
| Helios64 | Download |
| Rock64 | Download |
| x64 Virtual Box | Download, info |
| x64 Linux Docker | info |
| x64 Syncloud OS [Legacy BIOS] | Download, info |
| x64 Syncloud OS [UEFI] | Download, info |
- Write image to a disk and/or SD card with Etcher image writer
Be careful and detach other external drives before writing so you do not erase everything from it accidentally.
- Insert disk and/or SD card into device and boot it.
Your Syncloud device is ready. Follow this instruction to activate it.