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Contents 1 Quick Setup Guides 1.1 Android Operating Systems 1.2 BSD Operating Systems 1.3 Linux Operating Systems 1.4 Software Applications 1.5 Software Environments and Application Frameworks 1.6 Boot setup configuration 2 General Information 3 Knowledge Base 4 FAQ

[edit] Quick Setup Guides

This section is intended for quick setup guides. All information in this section should be simple, clear instructions and focused.

[edit] Android Operating Systems

1. Android on CuBox - Android 2.2 (Froyo) is currently the only officially supported Android version by Solid-Run
2. Android 2.2 (Froyo) on CuBox
3. Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) on CuBox
4. Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) on CuBox

[edit] BSD Operating Systems

1. FreeBSD on CuBox
2. FreeNAS on CuBox

[edit] Linux Operating Systems

1. CuBox Drivers
2. Archlinux on CuBox
3. CentOS on CuBox
4. CRUX on CuBox
5. Debian on CuBox
6. Fedora on CuBox
7. Gentoo on CuBox
8. Mageia on CuBox
9. Mint on CuBox
10. MeeGo on CuBox
11. openSUSE on CuBox
12. PCLinuxOS on CuBox
13. Slackware on CuBox
14. Ubuntu on CuBox - Ubuntu 10.04 is currently the only officially supported Linux version by Solid-Run

[edit] Software Applications

1. XBMC on CuBox
2. MythTV on CuBox
3. Tvheadend on CuBox
4. ZFS on CuBox

[edit] Software Environments and Application Frameworks

1. Adobe Flash on CuBox
2. Lightspark on CuBox - an portable Adobe Flash / SWF / ActionScript player with OpenGL support and fallback on Gnash, as an alternative without Adobe DRM support
3. Gnash on CuBox - an basic standalone Adobe Flash / SWF / ActionScript player, as an alternative to Adobe Flash Player without Adobe DRM support
4. Oracle Java on CuBox
5. GTK+ widget toolkit on CuBox
6. Qt framework on CuBox
7. Wt (web toolkit) on CuBox
8. wxWidgets on CuBox

[edit] Boot setup configuration

1. Setup SD boot
2. Setup USB boot
3. Setup eSATA boot
4. Setup PXE boot
5. Setup NFS boot
6. Setup NBD boot
7. Setup iSCSI boot

[edit] General Information

Here you can find information about using CuBox developer platform, further readings about ideas you can develop on top of.

1. What is the CuBox
2. What can I do with the CuBox
3. CuBox hardware specification
4. How can I hack the CuBox
5. CuBox hardware modding
6. CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) over HDMI

[edit] Knowledge Base

This section intended for detailed explanations of everything related to CuBox.

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1. CuBox Drivers for Linux
2. Accessories
3. Setting Up Serial Port
4. Boot Process
5. Building U-Boot
6. U-Boot commands
7. Building Linux Kernel
8. Building XBMC
9. Building Coreboot
10. LIRC (Linux Infrared Remote Control) for the integrated IR receiver
11. DoveFB X.Org and FBDev DirectFB 2D / 3D graphics engine drivers
12. Cubox as a personal home server

[edit] FAQ

FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions):

1. Do you ship to my country?

   We ship to all countries in the world, except a small number of countries that we are prohibited to do business with according to Israeli and international law

2. I ordered via PayPal, but the address is not correct. Can you please send to this address instead?

   Sorry, we ship only to the address PayPal forwards it to us. Please send email to service at solid-run dot com, and then we will refund you and ask you to re-purchase through PayPal with the correct address.

3. Do you provide volume discounts?

   Not at the moment. We have a limited number of CuBox systems available now and would like to distribute them to as many customers as possible. This allows us to start building a versatile community of developers around CuBox and this is a major goal for us. We prefer to limit each order to a maximum of 5 systems at the moment. This will change in the next run which will be a much bigger one.

4. What are the default username and password for SolidRun's Ubuntu builds?

   Default username/password = cubox/cubox ("root" password is 'cubox' with all lower-case letters)