⚡️ RaspiBlitz-on-DietPi ⚡️

For the Odroid HC1 / HC2 / XU3 / XU4

There are 3 options provided:

a trusted fully prebuilt SDcard image
Automated building process.
Build your own SDcard from the image downloaded from Dietpi.com

Download the fully prebuilt RaspiBlitz-on-DietPi SDcard image

mega.nz link

sha256sum RaspiBlitz1.0_OdroidHC1_DietPi6.21.1.img: 96ee8700f52a12fb5b13fab3fffcdcf5d364c6dd16c580d969e421cef2cd7cc2

Steps to run:

download the .img file,
burn to a 16 GB SD with Etcher
extend the rootFS partition with a partition manager (disks, Gparted, etc.)
boot the Odroid with the SDcard
login with ssh admin@at.your.raspiblitz.ip
password: raspiblitz

Using this image you can skip the rest of this page.

The setup continues with the RaspiBlitz Setup Process

The automated building process:

Download the DietPi image for the Odroid HC1 / HC2 / XU3 / XU4:
https://dietpi.com/downloads/images/DietPi_OdroidXU4-ARMv7-Stretch.7z
Burn it to the SD card with Etcher
Right click and download the following two files: DietPi.txt, Automation_Custom_Script.sh
Copy them to the /boot directory of the DietPi SDcard

DietPi.txt: Overwrites the default dietpi.txt. Modified the settings to automate the DietPi setup. (see the details here)

Automation_Custom_Script.sh: Runs after DietPi installation is completed. Contains the link to download and run the build_sdcard.sh from the dev branch of @rootzoll.
(Optionally open the file with a text editor and uncomment (remove the # from the front of) the line with the branch you want to build the SDcard from.)
Assemble and boot the Odroid

Insert the SDcard, connect the HDD, network cable and power supply to boot.

The automated setup will continue and the Odroid will restart at least twice during the process.

To follow the logs during the automated building process login with root and press CTRL+C.
tail -n1000 -f /tmp/DietPi-Update/dietpi-update.log - follow the dietpi-update process
tail -n1000 -f /var/tmp/dietpi/logs/dietpi-automation_custom_script.log follow the output of the build_sdcard.sh

Starting from a v6.14 DietPi image is causing a bootloop after the first restart. See the issue: https://github.com/MichaIng/DietPi/issues/2495. This will be sorted out once a new image version is uploaded for the Odroids to dietpi.com. To get past it:
- Log in with root after the first restart (when the loop is ongoing - without any output to the HDMI screen)
- CTRL+C, run dietpi-update and update
- reboot once finished
- from then the Automation_Custom_Script.sh is carrying on
When the setup is finished log in as admin:
ssh admin@[IP-OF-RASPIBLITZ]
password: raspiblitz

The setup continues with the RaspiBlitz Setup Process

Build your own DietPi image:

Watch out this is an ardous process. Updating from a v6.14 DietPi image is causing a bootloop after the first restart. See the issue: https://github.com/MichaIng/DietPi/issues/2495. This will be sorted out once a new image version is uploaded for the Odroids to dietpi.com

For the Odroid HC1 / HC2 / XU3 / XU4 the start is this image:
https://dietpi.com/downloads/images/DietPi_OdroidXU4-ARMv7-Stretch.7z
Burn it to the SD with Etcher
Insert the SD card, connect the HDD, the network cable and power supply to boot up the Odroid:
In the desktop terminal on Linux / MacOS or Putty on Windows:
ssh root@[IP-OF-DIETPI]
password: dietpi
Getting started with DietPi: https://dietpi.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=9#p9
Ok > Cancel > Cancel
automatic apt update & apt upgrade and asks to reboot
Log back in: ssh root@[IP-OF-DIETPI]
password: dietpi
after the update the ssh keys might change: @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
@ WARNING: REMOTE HOST IDENTIFICATION HAS CHANGED! @
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run (can be copied from the terminal output):
ssh-keygen -f "/home/[your-linux-username]/.ssh/known_hosts" -R "dietpi.IP"
ssh root@[IP-OF-DIETPI]
yes >
password: dietpi
At this point if the DietPi OS was not updated from 6.14 it does not manage to save settings going forward.
Exit the software installer (press Tab to jump to Exit)
in the bash prompt run:
dietpi-update
Ok > Cancel the recovery point
update > Opt out of survey > Ok
Reboots
Log back in:
ssh root@[IP-OF-DIETPI]
password: dietpi
In the DietPi software menu install fail2ban and make OpenSSH server the default SSH server.
Ok > Cancel > Cancel
Search fail2ban > Space to select > Enter
SSH server > switch from Dropbear to the OpenSSH-server
Install > Ok
Opt out of survey > Ok
Reboots again
Log back in:
ssh root@[IP-OF-DIETPI]
password: dietpi
Changing the SSH server will change the SSH keys again. To clear:
ssh-keygen -f "/home/[your-linux-username]/.ssh/known_hosts" -R "dietpi.IP"

Run the RaspiBlitz build_sdcard.sh script

Format of the command to build the SDcard:
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/[GITHUB-USERNAME]/raspiblitz/[BRANCH]/build_sdcard.sh && sudo bash build_sdcard.sh [BRANCH] [GITHUB-USERNAME]
If you are working from a forked repo be aware of that the fork needs to be called raspiblitz for the git downloads to work.
Example: run from the dev branch @rootzoll:
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rootzoll/raspiblitz/dev/build_sdcard.sh && sudo bash build_sdcard.sh dev rootzoll
This will take a couple minutes depending on your internet ceonnection and the processing power of the SBC.
Restart when done and log back in now as admin:
ssh admin@[IP-OF-DROIDBLITZ]
password: raspiblitz
From here he setup continues with the RaspiBlitz Setup Process

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