NanoPC T6
Requirements / Things to note
- A MicroSD card, we suggest 8GB minimum.
- Ethernet is required to be connected for the initial boot.
- Default password
suchpass
. Please do not deploy your box on any unsecured network, as anyone may be able to login to your T6. This will be rectified in a future release with proper SSH key management.
1) Download the T6 image
Follow the instructions in Getting Dogebox to get a T6 compatible img.gz file.
You want the filename that ends in -t6.img.gz
2) Decompress the image
The downloaded .img.gz file must be decompressed prior to being flashed to the MicroSD card. This can be done with tools like 7-Zip or by using the gzip
command on Linux/MacOS
3) Flash the image
There are a variety of tools which can be used to flash the image to the MicroSD card. Here are some we recommend:
Balena Etcher
- You can get the latest version of Balena Etcher for your operating system at https://etcher.balena.io
- Open Balena Etcher
- Click Select image and navigate to the location of your downloaded and decompressed .img
- Click Select Drive and choose the microSD card
- Click Flash and wait for the flashing process to finish
Rufus
- You can get the latest version of Balena Etcher for your operating system at https://github.com/pbatard/rufus/releases
- Open Rufus
- On Device select your microSD card
- Click on Select and Choose the file you downloaded and decompressed .img
- Click on Start and wait a few minutes to finish
CLI with dd if=
Ensure the correct disk is used. Using the wrong disk here will result in data loss!
macOS
- Determine which disk is your MicroSD card:
This will likely be something like /dev/disk1000
, remember to adjust all commands below with your target disk.
- Unmount the disk:
- Flash the image (Also update the path to your img file):
- Eject the disk:
Linux
- Determine which disk is your MicroSD card:
This will likely be something like /dev/sdb
, remember to adjust all commands below with your target disk.
- Unmount the disk:
- Flash the image (Also update the path to your img file):
- Safely remove the disk:
Windows
- Determine which disk is your MicroSD card:
This will show disk numbers like \\.\PhysicalDrive1
, remember to adjust all commands below with your target disk.
- Flash the image using PowerShell (Also update the path to your img file):
- Safely eject the disk through Windows Explorer or use:
4) Setup
Once you have a MicroSD card with the Dogebox image flashed onto it, follow the initial setup steps, starting with Getting Access