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To boot a [[Linux kernel]] on the [[Orange Pi 4]] you first need a working '''bootloader'''. See [[U-Boot on Orange Pi 4]] for details and instructions. | To boot a [[Linux kernel]] on the [[Orange Pi 4]] you first need a working '''bootloader'''. See [[U-Boot on Orange Pi 4]] for details and instructions. | ||
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== Components == | == Components == | ||
Revision as of 12:20, 27 March 2020
Linux running on Orange Pi 4.
This page is focused on compiling and flashing a generic Linux onto an Orange Pi 4. For complete Linux distributions and their instructions see Orange_Pi_4#Complete_Distributions.
To boot a Linux kernel on the Orange Pi 4 you first need a working bootloader. See U-Boot on Orange Pi 4 for details and instructions.
Prerequisite: U-Boot on Orange Pi 4
Next steps: Flashing Linux to SD Card
Components
Linux kernel
Details: Linux kernel on Orange Pi 4
Linux rootfs
Details: Linux rootfs on Orange Pi 4
