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-====== Calaos quick start guide ======
-====== Raspberry pi quick start guide ======
-===== What you will need =====
-  * A computer with Linux, MacosX or Windows
-  * A Raspberry pi, Model B
-  * An SD Card, We recommend an 2GB class 4 SD card
-  * Download the latest official calaos image for raspberrypi :[[ http://calaos.fr/download/experimental/calaos-image-raspberrypi-2014-04-28.tar.xz]]
-==== Creating the SD card with calaos os ====
-=== Linux ===
-Launch a terminal and go in the directory where you download the calaos os image.
-   $ cd ~/Downloads
-   $ tar xvf calaos-image-raspberrypi-2014-04-28.tar.xz
-Insert the sdcard into the sdcard reader of your PC.
-You need to know what's the device created by linux when the card is inserted. The device name is something like /dev/sdX or /dev/mmcblkX.
-To know the exact name use the following command :
-   $ dmesg | tail
-You should get something like that :
-   [191385.790344] mmc0: new high speed SDHC card at address 1234
-   [191385.790574] mmcblk0: mmc0:1234 SA04G 3.67 GiB
-   [191385.791564]  mmcblk0: p1 p2
-In that case the device is /dev/mmvblk0
-We need to ensure that this device is not mounted on your system
-   $ sudo unmount /dev/mmvblk0p1
-   $ sudo unmount /dev/mmvblk0p2
-   ...
-or in case your device is detected as /dev/sdX
-   $ sudo unmount /dev/sdd1
-   $ sudo unmount /dev/sdd2
-   ...
-You can verify that the devices are not mounted by using the mount command
-   $ mount
-No sdcard must appears in the resulting list.
-Let's now copy the **calaos os** on the sdcard
-   sudo dd if=calaos-image-raspberrypi-2014-04-28.sdimg of=/dev/mmcblk0
-Once the operation is terminated, you can remove the sdcard, and insert it in the Raspberry pi.
-=== Macos ===
-TBC
-=== Windows ===
-TBC