Hi,
I managed to buy one of the new ordoid hc1 ("home cloud") boards.
While the manufacturer and other 3rd parties like armbian offer debian
images for it, I wonder:
what would be necessary to use plain debian with it (unstable or testing is
fine)?
I read the plain linux kernel works out of the box (no patches or firmware
blobs), have to verify if the same is true for uboot.
The system boots from a microsdhc card. To "install" it, I would write on
that card from my amd64 linux desktop with debian - I suppose partition
header, uboot, and a filesystem image is all this needs. The device has no
video output, thus an image with sshd and some way to login from remote
would be preferred. (The device has a serial 4pin connector, but I assume
most users won't have the necessary adapter). Did anyone already build a
procedure like that?
Does debian have a suggested way for installing such devices?
dhcp+sshd-remote-login with a default password is common for simplicity,
but might not meet debians security target.
Thanks, Andreas
