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#### Contributing Guidelines
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Thanks for your interest in contributing to the project! Those are the **areas or ways you can contribute**:
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Thanks for your interest in contributing to the project! Those are the
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**areas or ways you can contribute**:
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- Help to improve and redact into the wiki:
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- [How to join and fill a suggestion](#how-to-join-and-fill-a-suggestion)
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- [How to join and apply for bug issue handler](#how-to-join-and-apply-for-bug-issue-handler)
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- [How to join and apply for repo sync manager](#how-to-join-and-apply-for-repo-sync-manager)
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Each of ***those areas or ways have already alternative ways to do the same**, cos obviously will need minimal requirements already explained in each section.
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Each of ***those areas or ways have already alternative ways to do the same**,
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cos obviously will need minimal requirements already explained in each section.
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## How to join and fill a suggestion
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Alpine newbies install
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======================
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**Alpine Linux can be installed via many ways**, the most common ones
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are listed here, for more information see last section of this document.
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- **Computer device** like PC, laptop, or Raspberry, are forms or a
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name for machines that uses the software named "Operating System"
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like Alpine Linux, the target of a "install process" to property put
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the Alpine system.
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- **Image file** means it is a type of file that is downloaded and
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*burned to a CD/DVD* or *dumped to a USB* with popular programs
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(such as Nero, CloneCD, Brasero), although in the modern era it's
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a deprecated way due nes kind of devices (Raspberri's, Phone's).
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- **Boot** or **[Booting](alpine-bios-uefi-info.md)** means "Boot"
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(started from a media source) a "image" recorded on DVD/CD or USB from
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the disc drive or from a USB port respectively, the computer boots
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this device and loads the Alpine operating system. Today that means
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involved with [BIOS and UEFI](alpine-bios-uefi-info.md) systems.
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**[Setup\_modes of Alpine
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operation](Alpine_setup_scripts#Setup_modes "wikilink")**: Alpine Linux
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is designed to run from RAM directly, which means the download image is
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already a fully installed, but a minimally configured system. Review the
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**[Setup\_modes of Alpine
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operation](Alpine_setup_scripts#Setup_modes "wikilink")** for permanent
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installation options on most devices.
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## Additional Details
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## Requirements
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Alpine Linux has low system requirements. Nowadays almost hardware is
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supported, More requirements documentation can be found on the
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[Requirements](alpine-requirements.md) wiki page:
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### Memory
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- At least 128 MB of RAM for a server without a GUI.
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- At least 1.6 GB for graphical desktop
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- At least 4 GB for heavy Firefox or Chromium usage\!
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More documentation is available on the [Memory requirements
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section](Requirements#Memory "wikilink") wiki page.
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### Storage
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- At least 1 GB storage device for a server without a GUI
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- At least 10 GB for graphical desktop, or 80 GB overall
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More documentation regarding requirements is available on the [Storage
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requirements section](Requirements#Space "wikilink") wiki page
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### GPU
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The majority of GPUs are supported, but for advanced features, 3D
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acceleration is managed by the MESA project:
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- Intel: mostly any Intel with one exception, intel i810/i815 will
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lack features because of its 4Mb memory, Mesa and Linux have dropped
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their support.
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- ATI/AMD: Only Radeon series with the exception of the last two years
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with respect to the Alpine release, Rage r128/match64 series has
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limited support.
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- Nvidia: Limited. Only a few are completly supported. Not all
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features are enabled.
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- Matrox: Not all features are supported. Just because they are
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shipped on most servers.
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- Sis: Limited features are supported. Code not updated on Xorg and
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Linux kernel.
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- Via: Limited features are supported. Openchrome code not updated on
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Xorg and Linux kernel.
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More documentation available on the [Peripheral requirements
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section](Requirements#Peripherals "wikilink") wiki page.
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# Ways to install Alpine into machines listed by user cases
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We have here many ways listed how you can put Alpine Linux in your
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computer device, **PLEASE CHOOSE A USE CASE MOST CLOSE TO YOUR SETUP:**
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## by booting a source downloaded file ISO on USB or CD/DVD/BR
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1. [Alpine Install: from a disc to a virtualbox machine single
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only](Alpine_Install:_from_a_disc_to_a_virtualbox_machine_single_only "wikilink"),
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install Alpine into VirtualBox virtual machine, use if you have a
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**VirtualBox virtual machine and only want to test it out**
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2. [Alpine Install: from a disc to a any computer single only
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boot](Alpine_Install:_from_a_disc_to_a_any_computer_single_only_boot "wikilink"),
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install Alpine into a real modern machine by burning a disc that
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will boot if you have
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**UEFI or BIOS hardware and will be installing Alpine via a CD/DVD
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drive**.
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1. [Alpine Install: from a usb to a any computer single only
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boot](Alpine_Install:_from_a_usb_to_a_any_computer_single_only_boot "wikilink"),
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install Alpine into real modern machine by creating a USB drive unit
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that will boot if you have **UEFI or BIOS hardware and will be
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installing Alpine via a USB drive**.
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2. [Alpine Install: from a usb to any computer dual boot linux
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Debian](Alpine_Install:_from_a_usb_to_any_computer_dual_boot_linux_Debian "wikilink"),
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install Alpine into most machines by creating a USB drive unit that
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will boot if you have **common hardware and want another Linux
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distro as your main OS via USB boot**.
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3. [Alpine Install: from a usb to any computer dual boot linux
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Alpine](Alpine_Install:_from_a_usb_to_any_computer_dual_boot_linux_Alpine "wikilink"),
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install Alpine into most machines by creating a USB drive unit that
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will boot if you have **common hardware and want Alpine Linux as
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your main OS via USB boot**.
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4. [Alpine Install: from a disc to a old computer single only
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boot](Alpine_Install:_from_a_disc_to_a_old_computer_single_only_boot "wikilink"),
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(special case for very very old PC or laptop hardware) by burning a
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disc that will boot if you have **BIOS only hardware and will be
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installing Alpine on it via CD/DVD drive**.
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5. [Alpine Install: from a disc to PC Engines
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APU](Alpine_Install:_from_a_disc_to_PC_Engines_APU "wikilink"): to
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install Alpine onto a second generation PC Engines APU system.
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Tested with an apu2d4 using latest alpine.
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## by using from linux already started to new partition
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1. [Alpine Install: from alpine mirror to a new computer by
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chroot](Alpine_Install:_from_alpine_mirror_to_a_new_computer_by_chroot "wikilink"),
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install Alpine on a real (i.e. not virtual) modern machine directly
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using the Alpine mirror sources **if you will be using Alpine inside
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another Linux installation via chroot**.
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2. [Alpine Install: from alpine mirror to an external disc by
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chroot](Alpine_Install:_from_alpine_mirror_to_an_external_disc_by_chroot "wikilink"),
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install Alpine on a real (i.e. not virtual) modern machine directly
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using the Alpine mirror sources **if you extracted the disc for use
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with an existing instance of Linux**.
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3. [Alpine Install: from a iso to a virtualbox machine with external
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disc](Alpine_Install:_from_a_iso_to_a_virtualbox_machine_with_external_disc "wikilink"),
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install Alpine on a VirtualBox external disc machine. Use if you
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have an **older computer that doesn't boot, but need to extract the
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disc to prepare it for use**.
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## by booting through network install media
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1. [Alpine Install: from a tarball to a bootable ARM
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device](Alpine_Install:_from_a_tarball_to_a_bootable_ARM_device "wikilink"),
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install Alpine on an ARM based device. Use if you have a **ARM based
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network capable install device**.
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2. [Alpine on ARM](Alpine_on_ARM "wikilink") for those who need to dump
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to ARM based hardware
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## by booting from external devices
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If the computer does not automatically boot from the desired device, one
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needs to bring up the boot menu selection for choosing the media to boot
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from. Depending on the computer the menu may be accessed by quickly
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pressing pressing a key repeatedly when booting starts. Sometimes you
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need to press the button before starting the computer and hold it down
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during bootup. Typical keys are: \`F9\`-\`F12\`, sometimes \`F7\` or
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\`F8\`. If these don't bring up the boot menu, it may be necessary to
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enter the BIOS configuration and adjust the boot settings. Typical keys
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are: \`Del\` \`F1\` \`F2\` \`F6\` or \`Esc.\`
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- - [Alpine Install: from a disc to PC Engines
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APU](Alpine_Install:_from_a_disc_to_PC_Engines_APU "wikilink"):
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to install Alpine into second generation PC Engines APU systems.
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Tested with an apu2d4 using latest Alpine.
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- [Bootstrapping Alpine on PC Engines
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ALIX.3](Bootstrapping_Alpine_on_PC_Engines_ALIX.3 "wikilink")
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- [Alpine on ARM](Alpine_on_ARM "wikilink") fisrt main reference
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to any ARM device
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# Ways to install Alpine listed by architectures
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## x86\_64 x86\_32 x86
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The all popular 32 bit intel (i386 pc 32bit) and x86\_64 (i686 pc 64bit
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and amd64)compatible (both)
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- - [Alpine Install: from a disc to a virtualbox machine single
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only](Alpine_Install:_from_a_disc_to_a_virtualbox_machine_single_only "wikilink"),
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install Alpine into VirtualBox virtual machine, use if you have
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a **VirtualBox virtual machine and only wants to take a shoot
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into it**.
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- [Alpine Install: from a disc to a any computer single only
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boot](Alpine_Install:_from_a_disc_to_a_any_computer_single_only_boot "wikilink"),
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install Alpine into a real modern machine by burning a disc that
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will boot if you have a **UEFI or BIOS hardware and will be only
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Alpine into it through CD/DVD drive**.
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- [Alpine Install: from a usb to a any computer single only
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boot](Alpine_Install:_from_a_usb_to_a_any_computer_single_only_boot "wikilink"),
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install Alpine into real modern machine by creating a USB drive
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unit that will boot if you have a **UEFI or BIOS hardware and
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will be only Alpine into it through USB drive**.
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- [Alpine Install: from a usb to any computer dual boot linux
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Debian](Alpine_Install:_from_a_usb_to_any_computer_dual_boot_linux_Debian "wikilink"),
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install Alpine into most common machine by creating a USB drive
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unit that will boot if you have **common hardware and want
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another Linux as main OS through USB boot**.
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- [Alpine Install: from a usb to any computer dual boot linux
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Alpine](Alpine_Install:_from_a_usb_to_any_computer_dual_boot_linux_Alpine "wikilink"),
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install Alpine into most common machine by creating a USB drive
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unit that will boot if you have **common hardware and want
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Alpine Linux as main OS through USB boot**.
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- [Alpine Install: from a disc to a old computer single only
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boot](Alpine_Install:_from_a_disc_to_a_old_computer_single_only_boot "wikilink"),
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especial case for very very older hardware computers PC or
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laptops by burning a disc that will boot if you have a **BIOS
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only older hardware and will be only Alpine into it through
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CD/DVD drive**.
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- [Bootstrapping Alpine on PC Engines
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ALIX.3](Bootstrapping_Alpine_on_PC_Engines_ALIX.3 "wikilink")
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- [Alpine Install: from a disc to PC Engines
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APU](Alpine_Install:_from_a_disc_to_PC_Engines_APU "wikilink"):
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to install Alpine into second generation PC Engines APU systems,
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it were tested with an apu2d4 using alpine lasted.
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## ppc64le
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For the PowerPC devices with pure little-endian mode, mostly for POWER8
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and POWER9
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- - [Alpine Install: from a disc to a any computer single only
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boot](Alpine_Install:_from_a_disc_to_a_any_computer_single_only_boot "wikilink"),
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install Alpine on a real (i.e. ot virtual) modern machine by
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burning a disc that will boot if you have **UEFI or BIOS
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hardware and will be installing Alpine on it via a CD/DVD
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drive**.
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- [Alpine Install: from a usb to a any computer single only
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boot](Alpine_Install:_from_a_usb_to_a_any_computer_single_only_boot "wikilink"),
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install Alpine on real (i.e. ot virtual) modern machine by
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creating a USB drive that will boot if you have **UEFI or BIOS
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hardware and will be installing Alpine on it via a USB
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drive**.
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## armhf armv7
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ARM based hardware that does not have CD/DVD/BR boot support, only
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execution state of the ARMv7 devices machines. Including video game
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consoles; the newer ARM hard-float for newer, more powerful, 32-bit as
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well as 64-bit devices.
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- - [Alpine on ARM](Alpine_on_ARM "wikilink") Main reference for ARM
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devices
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## aarch64
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The 64-bit ARM only execution state of the ARMv8 device machines.
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- - [Alpine Install: from a usb to a any computer single only
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boot](Alpine_Install:_from_a_usb_to_a_any_computer_single_only_boot "wikilink"),
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install Alpine on a real (i.e. not virtual) modern machine by
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creating a USB drive unit that will boot if you have **UEFI or
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BIOS hardware and will be installing Alpine on it via a USB
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drive**.
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- [Alpine on ARM](Alpine_on_ARM "wikilink") Main reference for ARM
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devices
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## s390x
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For the Super powered IBM mainframes, especially IBM Z and IBM LinuxONE
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servers
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- - [Alpine Install: from a disc to a any computer single only
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boot](Alpine_Install:_from_a_disc_to_a_any_computer_single_only_boot "wikilink"),
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install Alpine on real (i.e.not virtual) modern machine by
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burning a disc that will boot if you have **UEFI or BIOS
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hardware and will be installing Alpine on it via a CD/DVD
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drive**.
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- [Alpine Install: from a usb to a any computer single only
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boot](Alpine_Install:_from_a_usb_to_a_any_computer_single_only_boot "wikilink"),
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install Alpine into real (i.e.not virtual) modern machine by
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creating a USB drive unit that will boot if you have **UEFI or
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BIOS hardware and will be installing Alpine on it via a USB
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drive**.
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# Ways to use Alpine Linux without install
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1. [Alpine Install: from a usb disc to a machine single
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only](Alpine_Install:_from_a_usb_disc_to_a_machine_single_only "wikilink"),
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dump Alpine onto a usb/mmc card and live boot it on your machine
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without modifying any of your installed files or operating system.
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# Documents series
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| Previous required | What's next to read |
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| ----------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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| [Alpine newbie](Alpine_newbie "wikilink") | [Alpine Install: from a disc to a virtualbox machine single only](Alpine_Install:_from_a_disc_to_a_virtualbox_machine_single_only "wikilink") |
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# See Also
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1. [Newbie\_Alpine\_Ecosystem](Newbie_Alpine_Ecosystem "wikilink")
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2. [Alpine newbie apk packages](Alpine_newbie_apk_packages "wikilink")
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3. [Alpine newbie desktops](Alpine_newbie_desktops "wikilink")
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4. [Alpine newbie developer](Alpine_newbie_developer "wikilink")
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5. [Alpine newbie lammers](Alpine_newbie_lammers "wikilink")
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[Category:Newbie](Category:Newbie "wikilink")
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[Category:Installation](Category:Installation "wikilink")
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.. firs of all.. when you start to learn something you should check your available resources agains the needs ..
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## requirements
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We are persons, so first of all [we have real life requirements](#real-life-requirements)
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and after [we need related requirements](#related-requirements).
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You as future contributor or developer must check your resources and adapt those to your situation..
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that seems unrelated to learning but ITS VERY IMPORTANT! Why?: well cos in linux and development
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you shoul READ A LOT .. and that will waste time from your life.
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### Real life requirementes
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* **Manners**, you will must have a vocation for reading and analysis.
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* **Time**, you will need time, cos you will need to read a lot!
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* **Computer**, you should have a pc, or similar, by example most of the people uses the androit phone to handle an internal linux using [termux](termux-pending-file.md)
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### Related requirementes
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* **Knowledge** you will need a knowed editor, a god knowledge of git as minimal base..
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* **Internet**, and minimal bandwitch of internet network.. cos almost today all the development will forced to you to contribute over internet.
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* **Unix-like**, you should have some kind of way to interact with a UNIX like operating system, like MAC or Linux.
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### About this wiki newbie
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This material is a main one, for a more focused tutorial please check
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the [../tutorials/](../tutorials/) directory space, that have more focused or maybe simple ways to
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reach specific objetives. Of course those **guides or tutorials will assume you already have knowledge**.
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On the other hand, **this material (newbie sections) assumes a more general level and helps you to follow the steps more slowly,
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in categories and explained steps**.
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### About copyright material
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**Overall description:** Alpine Installation from a official disc/iso
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burned into DVD/CD to a new computer with [BIOS](alpine-bios-uefi-info.md#bios)
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or [UEFI](alpine-bios-uefi-info.md#uefi) and will be single only boot.
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**It means:** that any thing in the computer and their storage will be erased to
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put Alpine Linux as main system, using a optical disk media as source install
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This document will guide you to ***install Alpine into a new empty or
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just fresh PC or Laptop hardware computer**, use if you have a [BIOS or UEFI](../alpine/alpine-and-uefi.md)
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and only wants Alpine Linux into the target computer. For other ways
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of install check the index installation page cases at [Alpine Newbie Install](alpine-newbie-install.md) page
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## Terminology
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- **[UEFI](alpine-bios-uefi-info.md#uefi) **: it's a new system included
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in every new hardware machine laptop or desktops, that will manage
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the early boot process as a little operating system, see more in the
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[alpine-and-uefi.md](alpine-and-uefi.md) page.
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- **New machine**: will be your real machine fresh and ready to
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install your new Alpine operating system, with a installed CD/DVD
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Rom optical drive where to put the burned downloaded disc media
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installation.
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- **Source media**: will be the just burned/ disc from the downloaded
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iso file of Alpine operating system. Will be put into the optical
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drive or named [DVD/CD Rom](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CD-ROM) to
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property boot the source disc as media installation.
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- **Target media**: will be the storage medium device into the new
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computer target where the Alpine files for operating system will be
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installed, its one partition from the
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[HardDisk](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_disk_drive) of the new
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computer.
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- **Optical drive**: will be your hardware drive input to put the
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burned downloaded iso media with the operating system Alpine to
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install as source media; this drive are commonly named [DVD/CD
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Rom](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CD-ROM) unit.
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## Requirements
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- A blank disc (CD blank or DVD blank or BR blank) to just burn/record
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the source media file downloaded
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- In the new machine we need optical drive as input source media
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- In the new machine we need at least 512Mb of RAM, but required 2Gb
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of RAM for desktop/graphical applications
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- In the new machine we need target media with at least 2G of hard
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disk, but required 10G for desktops
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- Will need to previously downloaded and burned the Source media ISO
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file from <https://alpinelinux.org/downloads/>
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Detailed requirements are at [../alpine/requirementes.md](../alpine/requirementes.md)
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## Preparing the source medium to install
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Download the source medium to install and put into your home documents,
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this document will use the DISK IMAGE medium type ( ISO IMG formats)
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If the source medium to install download URL will be as following format:
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`http://dl-cdn.alpinelinux.org/alpine/v<VERSION>/releases/<ARCH>/alpine-standard-<VERSION>.0-<ARCH>.iso`
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where `ARCH` and `VERSION` could be:
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- `<ARCH>` will be
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- **x86**: the most used i386 32-bit x86 based machines, if your
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computer are too older use this only.
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- **x86\_64**: the popular AMD64 compatible 64-bit x86 based machines, for
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modern computers use this then.
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- **s390x**: For the Super powered IBM mainframes, use this for
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especially IBM Z and IBM LinuxONE servers then.
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- **ppc64le**: For the PowerPC devices with pure little-endian
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mode, mostly for POWER8 and POWER9 machines.
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- `<VERSION>` could be
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- **latest-stable** for a more up to date without taking care of stability
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- **3.10** the most recommended for machines between 2016 to 2018 mostly pc's
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- **3.14** the most recommended for rasberris and small devices (`x86_64`)
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- **3.16** the most recommended for machines from 2017 up to 2022 and servers
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Example, so if we will use 3.10 alpine version the correct links to download will be:
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- for **x86\_64** a link to download should be:
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`http://dl-cdn.alpinelinux.org/alpine/v3.10/releases/x86_64/alpine-standard-3.10.0-x86_64.iso`
|
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- for **ppc64le** a link to download should be:
|
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`http://dl-cdn.alpinelinux.org/alpine/v3.10/releases/ppc64le/alpine-standard-3.10.1-ppc64le.iso`
|
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|
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**Graphical download**: Just point the web browser to that url and the
|
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download of the iso file will start. A file with **.iso** extension
|
||||
type, with name like `"alpine-standard-3.10.0-x86_64.iso"` (if amd64) or
|
||||
like `alpine-standard-3.10.1-s390x.iso` (if s390x); will be downloaded
|
||||
commonly into the Download directory of your home or documents filesystem.
|
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|
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**Command line method**: in unix-like terminal execute (by example to download the 3.10 for 64bit pc):
|
||||
`wget -c -t8 --no-check-certificate http://dl-cdn.alpinelinux.org/alpine/v3.10/releases/x86_64/alpine-standard-3.10.0-x86_64.iso`,
|
||||
and where you run the command, in that place/dir will be downloaded the file.
|
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|
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## Burning the source medium to install
|
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|
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After downloading the source media file from [Alpine download page](https://alpinelinux.org/downloads/)
|
||||
put the blank disc into the input optical drive
|
||||
named [DVD/CDRom](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CD-ROM) and **open your CD/DVD
|
||||
recording program, choose to "burn from iso file"** and wait the process
|
||||
will end.
|
||||
|
||||
In detail if you downloaded with **Graphical download** (using a web
|
||||
browser), the source media file will be into the Download directory. If
|
||||
you downloaded with **Command line method** your source file probably
|
||||
will be in your root document home (or just `$HOME` of your Linux
|
||||
install or MAC install filesystem).
|
||||
|
||||
In Linux, assuming the blank disc is in the optical drive, the command
|
||||
to record/burn the downloaded source media file is :
|
||||
|
||||
`$ umount /dev/sr0;cdrecord -v -sao dev=/dev/sr0 alpine-standard-3.10.0-x86_64.iso`
|
||||
|
||||
If your blank media is a DVD or BD disc the command will be then :
|
||||
|
||||
`$ umount /dev/sr0;growisofs -dvd-compat -Z /dev/sr0=alpine-standard-3.10.0-x86_64.iso`
|
||||
|
||||
## Booting the Alpine ISO disc
|
||||
|
||||
When the machine start, you must be sure to choose the optical drive
|
||||
(commonly named CD/DVD Rom drive), so the disc/iso will boot and after a
|
||||
while a command line shell will show you:
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
## Runing the setup install
|
||||
|
||||
TODO: The steps here are common to all the normal metos of simple install
|
||||
|
||||
## Finishing the installation
|
||||
|
||||
After all of the scripts in the setup end, a "reboot" will be offered,
|
||||
just type "reboot" and press enter, remove the boot media and newly
|
||||
installed system will be booted.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
**You cannot see a graphical window system? take it easy** and get calmed down..
|
||||
in Alpine all are made by the right way.. so **if user need a desktop.. user can (must) install a desktop**
|
||||
|
||||
# Documents series
|
||||
|
||||
| Previous required | What's next to read |
|
||||
| ------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------- |
|
||||
| [Alpine Newbie Prepare](alpine-newbie-prepare.md) | [Alpine Newbie Configs](alpine-newbie-configs.md) |
|
||||
|
||||
# See Also
|
||||
|
||||
1. [Alpine Newbie Install](alpine-newbie-install.md)
|
||||
2. [Alpine newbie Desktop](alpine-newbie-desktop.md)
|
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|
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