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ODROID-C2: Docker enabled kernel package (provided by HK) is available
Somehow I managed to mangle the link (now corrected). But anyway, you should reference the meta package (linux-image-c2) in favour of this one, see here.
Thanks for the update. It seems that we already have it here and here.
I just start a rebuild with a new version v0.0.4 to build a new SD image to update the kernel package.
Just a TAG=v0.0.4 make tag to trigger a new TravisCI build. Stay tuned and test the release once it is uploaded to the GitHub releases.
A new SD card image is here https://github.com/hypriot/image-builder-odroid-c2/releases/tag/v0.0.4
This is supposed to work, but still without docker, since the Aarch64 repo needs to be added first, see here.
@umiddelb @StefanScherer Is there any update on this? Trying to get Docker on ODroid-C2 and having a hard time using Ubuntu 16.04... (Definitely missing HypriotOS)...
Hm, did you try
sudo apt -y install lxc aufs-tools cgroup-lite apparmor docker.io
?
If you don't like Ubuntu you may try Armbian or the Debian community image. As they are using the same kernel, Docker should run fine there as well. Just install Docker via:
sudo apt-get -y install lxc aufs-tools cgroupfs-mount cgroup-bin apparmor
sudo apt-get -y -t jessie-backports install docker.io
@umiddelb Yes I like Ubuntu :) So, I will try to flash 0.0.4 and try to install with sudo apt -y install lxc aufs-tools cgroup-lite apparmor docker.io you suggested...
Does the other stuff work?
- Wifi
- Bluetooth
?
@umiddelb I've been using Ubuntu Mate, but I'd rather use HypriotOS :)
Ok, but there is no Aarch64 repository for Hypriot's Docker and friends at this time.
If you don't need a GUI you may install the minimal Ubuntu / Debian image from ODROID for the C2, install Docker from the repository, activate zram and compile Docker 1.12 from source on the C2.