[LINUX] Apple TV Crystalbuntu (Ubuntu Linux and Crystal HD) Disk Image for Apple TV - Printable Version +- Kodi Community Forum (https://forum.kodi.tv) +-- Forum: Support (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=33) +--- Forum: General Support (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=111) +---- Forum: Linux (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=52) +---- Thread: [LINUX] Apple TV Crystalbuntu (Ubuntu Linux and Crystal HD) Disk Image for Apple TV (/showthread.php?tid=74992) Pages:
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- scorneil - 2010-06-07 pin87a Wrote:I put together a minimal xbmcbuntu install on a usb drive over the weekend. If someone can host it I would be glad to upload it. nice. interested to see the menu response with fanart enabled. alaska skin was way too laggy with it enabled under Sam's image. - pin87a - 2010-06-07 xbmc old school Wrote:Awesome pin87a!!! Has the img been uploaded anywhere yet? Sam offered to host it for everyone, but i haven't had a chance to upload yet. Will upload tonight. scorneil Wrote:nice. interested to see the menu response with fanart enabled. alaska skin was way too laggy with it enabled under Sam's image. You probably won't notice much of a difference with this. Fanart is still a bit slow. - matpol - 2010-06-07 Actually I would be interested in knowing how to make one of these. Is is basically using a livecd image on the usb stick with atv-bootloader or is there more to it? - oezkan12 - 2010-06-07 Crystalbuntu works smoother than the osx one on the atv. My hd tv-rips are stuttering also here . I recognized that when xbmc crashes here or i make an restart that i come to a login ubuntu window and that was it. I could not login because i do not have a keyboard.... I have to plug the atv out and try again. any idea how to prevent this? - Mojonba - 2010-06-07 is the spdif audio output device the iec958? does it need a restart after the device change? thanks for the build. - reddeath - 2010-06-07 oezkan12 Wrote:Crystalbuntu works smoother than the osx one on the atv. This was already answered earlier in this thread. You need to edit /etc/gdm/gdm.conf file and enable timed login in it. - Philmatic - 2010-06-08 pin87a Wrote:Sam offered to host it for everyone, but i haven't had a chance to upload yet. Will upload tonight. Check your pm - odinb - 2010-06-08 brock_gonad Wrote:If I understand, next step is to edit com.apple.boot.plist so it boots from hard drive instead of USB. I can't find this file. Do we have to create it from scratch and drop it onto the hard drive ourselves? Where? It is located here: /media/Recovery/com.apple.boot.plist brock_gonad Wrote:Does anyone have a good tutorial to widen out the partitioning on the 40GB once you have copied the Linux image directly over (thus making the hard drive look like a 4GB)? Available earlier in this thread in post 137: http://forum.xbmc.org/showpost.php?p=548801&postcount=137 - JDizzy - 2010-06-08 Re-did my image and reinstalled on USB flash. For some reason, first time I installed image, there were basic visualizations when playing music, now none??! Does anyone know what files are needed to get ProjectM working, where to download them, and also where to put the files within XBMC. Thanks! **EDIT** After reading around, I think it is broke until after the merge and all.... - brock_gonad - 2010-06-08 odinb Wrote:It is located here: /media/Recovery/com.apple.boot.plist Thanks odinb. I'm now able to find the file and open it, but when I use this command; Code: sudo nano com.apple.Boot.plist I also tried mounting /dev/sda1 to a temp folder and editing the file directly on the hard drive, but got the same results. odinb Wrote:Available earlier in this thread in post 137: http://forum.xbmc.org/showpost.php?p=548801&postcount=137 I saw your post, but I think I need a bit more detail. I tried to follow along and I do know lmgtfy, but I'm not having luck with this. Gparted won't run from Telnet (cannot open display). And I'm not clear what "Fix" command you refer to in parted. Thanks for the help. - Sam.Nazarko - 2010-06-08 So unmount it: sudo umount /dev/sdb1 fsck.hfsplus /dev/sdb1 mkdir tmpmnt sudo mount -t hfsplus -o /dev/sdb1 /home/xbmc/tmpmnt sudo nano tmpmnt/com.apple.boot.plist sudo umount /dev/sdb1 rm -rf tmpmnt Then reboot to remount it at /media/Recovery. Generally running fsck.hfsplus fixes read-only FS issues - defiler - 2010-06-08 Mojonba Wrote:is the spdif audio output device the iec958? does it need a restart after the device change? thanks for the build. 1) Yep. 2) Nope. I switched it over, started a movie, and got DTS goodness immediately. There are no sounds in the menus, so it's not immediately apparent that the change was successful. lost!! - ekb20b - 2010-06-08 Ok i know this is my first post but i'm all out of ideas! I've Just read forum post after forum post trying to fix it myself, but i'm lost. i created a USB with Sam's img and then booted the ATV with the USB in it and everything was great. Loved how everything was snappy and so much quicker then ATvos. So After reading i felt i had enough info to go ahead and transfer the Img from the USB to the internal HD. I followed Davilla guild from the ATVbootloader site and backed up the internal to another USB stick. Everything went great with the back up, no probelms. Went ahead and Logged in via Telnet and copied USB image over to internal hard drive via this; Code: sudo dd if=/dev/sdb of=/dev/sda bs=4096 everything went well. I checked the img on the USB and it matched the img on the internal drive. went ahead a booted the ATV without any USB. Wouldn't boot to xbmc since it was looking for /dev/sdb2. i knew i had to change com.apple.boot.plist to /dev/sda2 from /dev/sdb2. heres my question; how do i change that file? i tried booting the ATV with a bootloader USB (so i can telnet) and can't seem to find a command that will let me get to the file and use nano to edit it. can anyone point me in the right direction!? i'm new to linux and just read 4 hours worth of how-to's but everything reads like a foreign language. Did i do something wrong? Should i have edit the file before hand? Sorry for such a long post and a newbish question. - pin87a - 2010-06-08 ekb20b Wrote:heres my question; how do i change that file? i tried booting the ATV with a bootloader USB (so i can telnet) and can't seem to find a command that will let me get to the file and use nano to edit it. can anyone point me in the right direction!? i'm new to linux and just read 4 hours worth of how-to's but everything reads like a foreign language. Did i do something wrong? Should i have edit the file before hand? Sorry for such a long post and a newbish question. create mount point, fsck and mount partition: fsck.hfsplus /dev/sda2 mkdir tmp mount /dev/sda2 tmp Edit file: vi tmp/com.apple.Boot.plist (press i to enter insert mode in vi, make change, press escape, then type :wq to save the file) Minimal Image - pin87a - 2010-06-08 Sam has nicely offered to host a minimal xbmcbuntu image for the ATV that I put together. It's very similar to Sam's except that it's based on a minimal install (no ubuntu desktop) and it uses the xbmc-live package to handle the xbmc autostart stuff (it also restarts xbmc automatically if it crashes). It still requires a 4GB (or larger) usb drive (i did undersize the image a bit so it should fit on all 4GB drives). Tried to build a 2GB image but it was a bit too tight (1GB ubuntu install + 512 swap + atv-bootloader files doesn't leave much room for movie images, fanart, etc...). I don't own a 3GB usb drive so 4GB it is! Install instructions are the same as in the first post (big thanks to Sam for documenting everything). Version 3 uploaded - Changes: Installed Ubuntu's network-manager package to finally fix the DCHP problems. Version 2 uploaded - Changes: Released dhcp leases / cleared resolv.conf. Should fix dhcp issues after restoring image. Fixed shutdown/restart from within xbmc (was just restarting xbmc) Shrunk image a bit more to try to improve compatibility with all 4GB drives Details: Code: atv-usbboot-xbmcbuntu-crystalhd-hdmi-28256-R3.rar md5: fcea0329c75c68ec806ff2fe39c76000 Download: (big thanks for all of the mirrors) Code: http://quickupload.net/eqjrcnh1gfwm/atv-usbboot-xbmcbuntu-crystalhd-hdmi-28256-R3-quickupload.net.rar.html |