Then, Ctrl+S to save and Ctrl-X to quit nano. delete the content of the file and replace with the following (copy text and right rick on the terminal window). Usbmuxd was not loading as a service, so I had to modify the file /lib/systemd/system/rvice avahi-daemon is used for network discovery and usbmuxd to communicate with iOS via usb. Sudo mv aarch64-linux-netmuxd netmuxd Enable avahi-daemon and usbmuxd services: rename the files to make them user friendly…: The binaries have to reside in /usr/local/bin/: Netmuxd and altserver were not compiling from source, so it was easier to download the binaries. Sudo apt install libusbmuxd-dev Install AltServer and Netmuxd binaries Sudo apt install libavahi-compat-libdnssd-dev Update the system and install a couple of libraries: Use the mouse middle button to paste copied text in the terminal. You will need the IP address of your orange, user name (for the user account, not for the admin account) and your account password. Putty was already installed on my PC, so this is what I used.
SSH is ready by default, so you can proceed with the next step. After installation, set a static Ip for your orange Pi on your router, and you are set. I tried using it for a few things and it led to problems down the road. You should refrain from using the armbian-config tool to manage your opi. I used the Raspberry Pi Imager to flash a 32 Gb micro SD card.Īfter giving a name and password for admin and user accounts, a password for wifi, Armbian was ready to go! During the installation, I selected Zsh-bash instead of regular bash. There is no gui, but it is by far the best system I tested: I tried the the linux distributions recommended by, but they were all very sluggish due to the GUI and low RAM. At the end of this guide altserver and netmuxd start in screen sessions automatically as a service on boot. So below is a very fast and streamlined process. I used some information provided by this excellent guide, but I ran in many problems: netmuxd and libimobiledevice-glue did not compile, usbmuxd was not loading as a service, etc.
Raspberry pis are expensive right now, so I bought an Orange Pi zero2 1Gb for less than 40$ on Alibaba, and below is how i installed Altserver and netmuxd. There are a few guides out there to install altserver and netmuxd on raspberry Pis.
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