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Install Ubuntu Core
on an Intel IEI TANK 870

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    Set up an Ubuntu SSO account

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  2. Download Ubuntu Core

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    Download Ubuntu Core

    Prepare the two USB flash drives

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    2. Copy the Ubuntu Core image file to the second USB flash drive.
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      1. Download and flash an Ubuntu Desktop {{ releases.lts.full_version }} LTS image on the first USB flash drive by following the live USB Ubuntu Desktop tutorial for Ubuntu, Windows, or macOS.
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    Prepare the two USB flash drives

    Boot the live Ubuntu Desktop image

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      2. Insert the first USB flash drive, containing Ubuntu Desktop {{ releases.lts.full_version }} LTS.
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      3. Start the device and press F7 to enter the boot menu.
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    Boot the live Ubuntu Desktop image

    Flash Ubuntu Core to the internal memory

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      2. Open a terminal and use the following command to find out the target disk device to install the Ubuntu Core image to:

        sudo fdisk -l
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      3. Run the following command, where <disk label> is the label of the second USB flash drive:

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      4. Run the following command, where <disk label> is the label of the second USB flash drive:

        xzcat /media/ubuntu/<disk label>/<name of the image>.img.xz | sudo dd of=/dev/<target disk device> bs=32M status=progress; sync
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      5. Reboot the system and remove the flash drives when prompted. It will then boot from the internal memory where Ubuntu Core has been flashed.
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      6. Reboot the system and remove the flash drives when prompted. It will then boot from the internal memory where Ubuntu Core has been flashed.
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    Install Ubuntu Core on a Raspberry Pi

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    Install Ubuntu Core
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    Install Ubuntu Core

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    This is a brief overview of the steps for installing Ubuntu Core on a Raspberry Pi 2, 3, or 4. At the end of this process, you will have a board ready for production or testing. Check the Ubuntu Core documentation for more detailed instructions.

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      Use the Raspberry Pi Imager to download and write the latest Ubuntu Core release to the SD card. To get started on Ubuntu you can run:

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      Prepare the SD card

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      Set up an Ubuntu SSO account

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      Install Ubuntu Core

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    Get started with snaps

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    Congratulations! Your board is now ready to have applications installed, it's time to use the snap command to install your first snap.

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    The Snap Store is where you can find the best Linux apps packaged as snaps to install on your Ubuntu device and get started with your secure IoT journey.

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    Next steps

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    Learning more and getting help

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    Learning more and getting help

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