Raspberry Pi安装OpenELEC

下载地址：http://openelec.tv/get-openelec

Raspberry Pi Builds

The RaspberryPi build (RPi) is a build based on the ARM architecture to run on Raspberry Pi only. See our wiki for special installation instructions.

OpenELEC 3.0 (Beta 6) - 2.95.6 - arm (85 MB) MD5

Official Daily Builds

These are official development builds provided for people to test specific new features when there have been significant changes in the source code. They are not produced automatically so sometimes they are nightly, sometimes they are daily, and sometimes a week or more may pass between updates. Development builds are the very latest code but are likely to be unstable in a range of areas. Unless you have been specifically directed to test an image by a staff member of the project we would prefer you to use an OpenELEC "stable" release.

安装方法：

http://wiki.openelec.tv/index.php?title=Installing_OpenELEC_on_Raspberry_Pi#Installation

The first thing you need to do is download the latest build of OpenELEC for Raspberry Pi, located here Once it's downloaded, you'll have a file that ends in .tar.bz2 - this file contains the OpenELEC installer files. We need to extract the files from the archive in order to use them.

Installation

Extracting using the GUI

There are two ways to do this: the easiest way is if you're running a desktop (Gnome, KDE, etc). If you are, just open the folder you downloaded the file, find the file, right-click on it and select 'Extract Files...'. This will create a new folder with the installer files in it.

Extracting using the CLI

If you're not running a desktop (or you just enjoy the terminal), then you'll need to navigate to where the downloaded file is:

cd /home/username/Downloads

Then, extract the file. It'll be named OpenELEC then something regarding the architecture, then .tar.bz2. We need to use tar to extract the fles.

tar xvf OpenELEC-RPi.arm-devel-20120606162014-r11258.tar.bz2 

You should see a list of files - these are the contents of the archive as they're extracted.

Creating the SD Card

At this point, whether you've used a graphic application or tar to extract the files, you now need a terminal open. Navigate to where you've downloaded the files, then into the folder the extraction has created:

cd /home/username/Downloads/OpenELEC-RPi.arm-devel-20120606162014-r11258

Now, pop your SD card in that you're going to use and find out what device it is (after you've inserted the SD card, use 'dmesg | tail' to find out. It should be something like /dev/sdb).

Next we need to create the installation key. You'll need superuser privileges to do this, whether you use the root user or sudo. Either way, you need to execute the following command:

sudo ./create_sdcard /dev/sdb

(where /dev/sdb is the device you looked up a second ago). It's very important that you make sure you have the right device as it will be wiped as part of the process. For example, it's extremely unlikely that your device will be /dev/sda as that's almost always the first hard disk in your computer.

Note: make sure there's nothing important on your SD card as the above command will wipe it.

Finish

Safely remove your SD card and place it in your Raspberry Pi

Connect the RPi to your display, plug in the ethernet cable and power it on. Once booted you can ssh to the device with;

  username: root
  password: openelec

Note that if you do not have a USB input device you can enable XBMC Wifi remote access (via Android/iOS etc) by editing the XBMC config files directly, turn on the XBMC webserver and set a username/password in ~/.xbmc/userdata/guisettings.xml

太简单了。安装使用一下把。要说明的一点是，很多设置都是可以一个叫system的分区下的。comline.txt配置。