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Latest revision as of 09:38, 8 May 2021
Advanced Topics
- Quick Start Guide
- Language Translation
- Native DSD Support
- NF9C BIOS Setup For USB
- Recover From A Failed Custom Kernel
- Ubiquity Partitioning
- Persistent USB
- Different Machines For LMS and Squeezelite
- Build Your Own Custom Kernel
- Custom Kernel To Install Snakeoil OS
- Merging Technologies - Ravenna/AES67 Support
- Sideload Snakeoil Firmware
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This is a quick start guide summarising the steps to download, install and configure SnakeoilOS. Gear Isolation is now simpler than ever.
Before We Begin
Here are some things you need know:
- LiveCD installer support is dropped. You will
- You need to have a working Ubuntu (or Raspbian) installed on your computer first.
Installation Steps
- Follow the wiki article Installation/installer-shell
- If you want the old Download the latest ISO, get them here:
| Image File | Download This If |
|---|---|
| snakeoil-i686-1.1.0.iso | Intel or AMD CPUs (32 bit mode) |
| snakeoil-x86_64-1.1.0.iso | Intel or AMD CPUs (64 bit mode) |
| nakeoil-armv7l-1.1.0.zip | Raspberry Pi 2B/2B+/3B/3B+ |