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-You can find release images, preview snapshots, and nightly development builds of the system from [[http://download.tizen.org|download.tizen.org]]. You can also build your own image following the instructions in [[building_custom_system_images|]]. No matter how you obtained the system image, follow these steps to install it to your target system.+Please see [[https://wiki.tizen.org/​wiki/​IVI/​IVI_Downloads|the IVI Downloads]] section in the Tizen wiki for links to Tizen IVI image repositories. There you can find milestone and daily release images, and snapshot builds as well.
  
-In the following instructions, we assume that the image [[http://download.tizen.org/releases/daily/​2.0alpha/​ivi/​latest/​images/​ivi-2.0-alpha/|ivi-2.0-alpha-tizen-2.0_20130117.1-sdb.raw.bz2]] has been downloaded. Your image may have a different version number, but it will always end with //​sdb.raw.bz2//​. Use the //auto// images for the VTC-1000, and the //pc// images for Pinetrail based netbooks.+You can also build your own image following ​the instructions ​in [[https://source.tizen.org/documentation/developer-guide/creating-tizen-image|the Tizen Developer Guide]].
  
- +Detailed instructions ​on how to install the image are available ​in [[https://wiki.tizen.org/wiki/IVI_Installation|the IVI Installation]] section in the Tizen wiki.
-==== Installing ​on the Nexcom VTC-1000: creating the install media  ==== +
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-This device cannot be flashed directly. You need to create a bootable USB media (USB disk or USB stick), and use it to boot the system and install the target system ​image onto the internal drive. +
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-Connect a USB media to your development system. Check from //dmesg// output which drive it appears as; typically, ///​dev/​sdb//​. //dmesg// output will contain something like this: //[sdb] Attached SCSI removable disk//. +
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-Use the correct device name (/dev/sda, /dev/sdb or similar) for your environment ​in the following commands: +
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-  $ bzip2 -d ivi-2.0-alpha-tizen-2.0_20130117.1-sdb.raw.bz2 +
-  $ sudo dd if=ivi-2.0-alpha-tizen-2.0_20130117.1-sdb.raw of=/dev/sdb bs=64k +
-  # Enter your password for sudo +
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-You now have a bootable and runnable, minimal Tizen IVI image on the USB media. Next, we partition and format the remaining available space on the USB media, and copy the //same image// to the new USB media partition:​ +
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-  $ sudo fdisk /dev/sdb +
-  Command (m for help): n +
-  p +
-  ​[hit ENTER] +
-  ​[hit ENTER] +
-  w +
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-You will need to remove and reattach the USB device for the partitioning change to take effect. When you have re-attached the USB media, continue with formatting the new partition, and copying the target system image to it: +
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-  $ sudo mkfs -t ext4 /dev/sdb4 +
-  $ sudo mount /dev/sdb4 /mnt +
-  $ sudo cp ivi-2.0-alpha-tizen-2.0_20130117.1-sdb.raw /mnt/ +
-  $ sudo eject /dev/sdb +
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-You now have a bootable USB media, which also contains ​the system image to be installed to the target device. +
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-==== Installing on the Nexcom VTC-1000: installation to target ​ ==== +
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-Plug the USB media in to the Nexcom VTC-1000. Connect a USB keyboard, display, and power supply. Switch on the VTC-1000. +
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-Press //[DEL]// to enter BIOS setup. In the //​Boot// ​section, select //Hard Drive BBS Priorities//,​ and select your USB device to be the first priority boot device. Exit and save. The system should now reboot, and boot Tizen IVI from the USB media. +
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-When the system is booted, press ALT+F2 to enter a free console and log in. Username is //root//, password is //​tizen//​. +
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-In the VTC-1000, the internal SSD is always ///​dev/​sda//,​ and the USB media is ///​dev/​sdb//​. Use the following instructions to install the system image to the internal SSD, and reconfigure the system to boot from the SSD: +
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-  # mount /dev/sdb4 /mnt +
-  # dd if=/​mnt/​ivi-2.0-alpha-tizen-2.0_20130117.1-sdb.raw of=/dev/sda bs=64k +
-  # umount /mnt +
-  # mount /dev/sda1 /mnt +
-  # cd /​mnt/​extlinux/​ +
-  # sed -i "​s/​sdb/​sda/​g"​ extlinux.conf +
-  # cd - +
-  # umount /mnt +
-  # shutdown -h now +
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-Remove the USB media. The system is now ready and will boot to Tizen IVI from the internal SSD when you switch it on. +
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-Note that on developer images where the SSH service is installed, the SSH service may take a long time to generate the system'​s unique SSH keys on first boot after installation. The key generation process can be speeded up by pressing keys to generate entropy. +
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-==== Installing on the Nexcom VTC-1000: setting up the graphics system ​ ==== +
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-The pre-built images contain the //minimal system image//. If you want to use graphical applications,​ you also need to install one of the two available windowing systems: wayland or X. You can only install one or the other, not both. +
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-To install a graphics system, connect Ethernet to a network providing a DHCP address and Internet connectivity. Start the device, press ALT+F2 to enter a free virtual console, and log in as //root// (password is still //​tizen//​). +
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-Note: if you are using a developer (//dev//) image (instead of the minimal //min// image), you can check what IP address your device has with command //ifconfig eth0//, and then use //ssh root@ip.add.re.ss//​ from your developer system to log in remotely. This allows you to copy-paste the commands below. It is easier than typing everything in by hand. +
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-If you need to use a proxy for Internet access, run the following commands after logging in: +
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-  # export http_proxy=http://​YOUR_PROXY_ADDRESS:​PORT +
-  # export https_proxy=https://​YOUR_PROXY_ADDRESS:​PORT +
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-**Installing X**: +
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-  # zypper refresh +
-  # zypper update +
-  # zypper install -t pattern ivi-x-auto +
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-When using X on the VTC-1000 with the VMD-1000 display, you also need to create configuration files to set up and provide calibration values for the touch screen. Execute (or copy-paste) the following commands: +
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-  # cd /​etc/​X11/​xorg.conf.d +
-  # ln -s /​opt/​etc/​X11/​xorg.conf.d/​evdev.conf . +
-  # cat <<EOF >​80-touch.conf +
-  Section "​InputClass"​ +
-    Identifier "​DIALOGUE INC PenMount USB" +
-    MatchProduct "​DIALOGUE INC PenMount USB" +
-    MatchDevicePath "/​dev/​input/​event*"​ +
-    Driver "​evdev"​ +
-  EndSection +
-  EOF +
-  # cat <<EOF >​90-calibration.conf +
-  Section "​InputClass"​ +
-    Identifier "​calibration"​ +
-    MatchProduct "​DIALOGUE INC PenMount USB" +
-    Option "​SwapAxes"​ "​1"​ +
-    Option "​Calibration"​ "17 1260 27 1647"​ +
-  EndSection +
-  EOF +
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-The calibration values may differ slightly between display units, and are obtained using the //​xinput_calibrator//​ tool. You can install the tool from the Tizen rpeositories with //zypper install xinput_calibrator//​. +
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-**Installing Wayland**:​ +
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-  # zypper refresh +
-  # zypper update +
-  # zypper install -t pattern ivi-wayland-auto +
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-Wayland does not require additional configuration. +
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-In either case, you are now ready!+
  

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