Your battery should be charged to at least 80%.Ģ. Make absolutely sure that you know which it is before continuing because hard drives also show up as /dev/sd* and writing this image to your hard drive will make your computer unbootable!.1. Plug the SD card into your card reader: it will show up as something like /dev/mmcblk0 or /dev/sdc. Your BeagleBone will boot into Android!Ģ. Power off the board and remove the SD cardĩ.
Next, assuming that the card reader is mmcblk0, write the image using a command like this:Ĩ. Unmount all partitions that have been automounted on the card. Make absolutely sure that you know which it is before continuing because hard drives also show up as /dev/sd* and writing this image to your hard drive will make your computer unbootable!. Plug the microSD card into your card reader: it will show up as something like /dev/mmcblk0 or /dev/sdc. (If you want to build from scratch, follow the instructions in README.md at )Ģ. A 5V power supply because the current used when writing to the eMMC chip may exceed that supplied by a typical USB port.The mini USB to USB A cable supplied with the BeagleBone.A micro SD card of any capacity since you are only going to use the first 70 MiB to write a small flasher image.Installing Android on internal eMMC flash Increased userdata partition from 256 MiB to 2560 MiB.Increased userdata partition from 256 MiB to 1047 MiB.Increased system partition from 256 MiB to 512 MiB.
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