Downlaod Install bananian in BananaPI

latest version (Debian 8/Jessie)

• bananian-latest.zip (158 MB)
• version: 15.08 (released 2015-08-22)
• default login: root / pi
• SHA1: 9cc9ad39b1405b3f91f0a874f21401f9993753bc
• SHA256: b416304eadc01a1edeb29815b969220525b4b1969b237727fbc9eec24f9b7a81

legacy version (Debian 7/Wheezy)

• bananian-15.04.zip (130 MB)
• version: 15.04 (released 2015-04-08)
• default login: root / pi
• SHA1: 6a301a15297ce898ceb1ee1e9bfe8a9a336386a6
• SHA256: f3c149e8b989515bf3ca63c3cb75c9287c38b5441ee40c00879f8a15849e94d3

Download archive

All releases are available at http://dl.bananian.org/releases/

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Installation

To burn a Bananian image it is recommended to use a class 10 SD card with minimum 2 GB storage.
If you should need further information on how to do this, there are lots of tutorials on the internet.

It is important that you always operate on the right device. Otherwise you might loose data due to overwriting a different device.

Upgrade

Existing installations can easily be upgraded to 15.08 without losing any data or settings.

Users of Bananian 14.09 or later can upgrade their existing installation using 'bananian-update'.
Users of Bananian 14.08, see: Check our upgrade instructions

Linux

1. Download und unzip the latest Bananian image.
2. Insert your SD card into the card reader.
3. Identify your SD card device using 'dmesg' and 'umount' it.
4. Write the Bananian Linux image to the SD card using the following dd command:
   

   dd if=bananian-1508.img of=/dev/<your-sd-card> bs=1M && sync

Windows

Windows users might want to use Win32 Disk Imager
Download: http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/

OS X

1. Download und unzip the latest Bananian image.
2. Insert your SD card into the Mac or card reader
3. Identify your SD card device using 'diskutil list' and do a 'diskutil unmountDisk' for the whole disk device (disk9 for example and not disk9s1):
   

   diskutil unmountDisk disk9

4. Write the Bananian image to the SD card using 'sudo dd' (using the raw device: In case your SD card is disk9 then use /dev/rdisk9):
   

   sudo dd if=bananian-1508.img of=/dev/rdisk9 bs=1m && diskutil eject disk9

For more information you can visit bananian.org official website.