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Boot your <strong>Raspberry</strong>Pi and mount the linux directory over the network using sshfs:<br />

cd /mnt<br />

mkdir linux<br />

sshfs @: linux<br />

cd linux<br />

make modules_install<br />

If you got "Permission denied" when doing cd linux, try:<br />

sudo sh -c "cd linux ; make modules_install"<br />

If that is not an option, you can also install the modules into a temporary folder:<br />

mkdir /tmp/modules<br />

make ARCH=arm modules_install INSTALL_MOD_PATH=/tmp/modules<br />

Now you have to copy the contents of that directory to /lib/modules on the SD card.<br />

scp linux/arch/arm/boot/Image @:/boot/kernel.img<br />

scp -r /tmp/modules/* @://lib/modules/<br />

Once you've done those two steps, you are ready to put the SD card in and try booting<br />

your new system!<br />

Note: if /tmp/modules contains symlinks they will be followed and if they are recursive<br />

this is a problem. A safer way to copy is to use tar:<br />

cd /tmp/modules/lib/modules; tar cJf - * | ssh @ '(cd /lib/modules; tar xJf -)'<br />

References<br />

<strong>Raspberry</strong> Pi<br />

Model Wizard - Buying Guide - SD Card Setup<br />

Startup - Basic Setup - Advanced Setup - Beginners<br />

Guide - Troubleshooting<br />

Hardware - Hardware History - Low-level<br />

Hardware<br />

peripherals - Expansion Boards<br />

Peripherals Screens - Cases - Other Peripherals<br />

Software - Distributions - Kernel - Performance<br />

Software<br />

- Programming - VideoCore A<strong>PI</strong>s

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