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- Replaced OS-specific build method with a custom ISO builder in the build-for-hardware.sh script. - Updated output file naming to reflect the correct Alpine version in the build process. - Adjusted build dates in hardware configuration files for HP ProDesk, merged, and Start9 Pure profiles to the latest timestamp.
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# HP ProDesk UEFI Boot - Complete Guide
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## ✅ New ISO Created with UEFI Support
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**Location**: `/Users/dorian/Projects/archy/image-recipe/results/archipelago-3.19-hp-prodesk-uefi-x86_64.iso`
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**Size**: 278MB
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**Boot Support**:
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- ✅ UEFI (modern firmware)
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- ✅ Legacy BIOS (older systems)
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- ✅ Hybrid bootable (works on both)
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## Verified UEFI Boot Files
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The ISO contains:
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- `/efi/boot/bootx64.efi` - UEFI bootloader (688KB)
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- `/boot/grub/efi.img` - GRUB EFI image (1.4MB)
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- `/boot/grub/grub.cfg` - GRUB configuration
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- `/boot/syslinux/` - Legacy BIOS boot
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## How to Flash to USB
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### Method 1: Balena Etcher (Recommended)
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1. Launch Balena Etcher
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2. Select ISO: `archipelago-3.19-hp-prodesk-uefi-x86_64.iso`
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3. Select your USB drive
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4. Click "Flash!"
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### Method 2: Terminal (dd)
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```bash
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# Find USB
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diskutil list
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# Unmount (replace diskN with your USB)
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diskutil unmountDisk /dev/diskN
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# Flash
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sudo dd if=/Users/dorian/Projects/archy/image-recipe/results/archipelago-3.19-hp-prodesk-uefi-x86_64.iso of=/dev/rdiskN bs=1m status=progress
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# Eject
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diskutil eject /dev/diskN
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```
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## How to Boot HP ProDesk in UEFI Mode
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### Step 1: Insert USB and Power On
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### Step 2: Access Boot Menu
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- **Press F9** immediately after power on
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- You should now see your USB drive listed as:
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- **"UEFI: <USB Drive Name>"** ← Select this one!
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- Or just the USB drive name (it will boot UEFI automatically)
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### Step 3: If USB Still Not Visible
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#### Check UEFI Boot Order in BIOS:
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1. Press **F10** to enter BIOS Setup
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2. Navigate to **"Boot Options"**
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3. Look for **"UEFI Boot Order"** (separate section from Legacy)
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4. Your USB should appear here
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5. Move it to the top
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6. Save and Exit (F10)
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#### Ensure Secure Boot is Disabled:
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1. In BIOS (F10)
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2. Go to **"Security"** → **"Secure Boot Configuration"**
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3. Set **"Secure Boot"** to **"Disabled"**
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4. Save and Exit
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## What You'll See When Booting
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### UEFI Boot:
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```
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🏔️ Archipelago Bitcoin Node OS
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GRUB bootloader
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Loading kernel...
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```
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### After Boot:
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```
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Welcome to Alpine Linux 3.19
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Kernel 6.6.x-lts on an x86_64
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localhost login: root
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Password: <just press Enter>
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```
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## First-Time Installation
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Once logged in as root:
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```bash
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# Run the automated installer
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sh /media/*/archipelago/install.sh
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# This will:
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# - Install Alpine to the internal disk
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# - Install Archipelago backend (5.7MB Rust binary)
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# - Install Archipelago frontend (Vue.js web UI)
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# - Install 21 app manifests (Bitcoin, Lightning, Web5, etc.)
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# - Configure networking (DHCP on Ethernet)
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# - Set up nginx, Podman, SSH
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# - Create archipelago user
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# After installation completes:
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reboot
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# Remove USB drive during reboot
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# Login to installed system:
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# Username: archipelago
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# Password: archipelago (CHANGE THIS!)
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# Change password immediately:
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passwd
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# Access web UI:
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# http://<your-ip>:8100
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```
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## Troubleshooting
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### USB Not Appearing in Boot Menu
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1. Reflash USB with dd method (more reliable than Etcher)
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2. Try different USB port (back panel USB 2.0 ports work best)
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3. Try a different USB drive (some USBs don't work well for booting)
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### Keyboard Not Working in BIOS
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1. Use USB 2.0 port (black, not blue)
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2. Try back panel USB ports
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3. Try different keyboard
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4. Reset BIOS (remove CMOS battery for 30 seconds)
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### "Secure Boot Violation" Error
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- Disable Secure Boot in BIOS (see steps above)
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### Black Screen After Booting
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- The system might be loading, wait 30 seconds
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- Try pressing Enter to see login prompt
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- If still black, try different video output (HDMI vs DisplayPort)
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## System Information
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### Hardware Support
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- **CPU**: Intel Core i7-10710U (6 cores, 12 threads)
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- **Architecture**: x86_64
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- **Firmware**: UEFI
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- **Network**: Automatic DHCP on Ethernet
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### Included Components
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- **Base OS**: Alpine Linux 3.19
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- **Backend**: Archipelago Rust server (5.7MB)
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- **Frontend**: Vue.js web UI (served on port 8100)
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- **Container Runtime**: Podman (rootless)
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- **App Manifests**: 21 pre-configured apps
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- Bitcoin Core
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- LND & Core Lightning
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- BTCPay Server
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- Nostr relays (nostr-rs-relay, strfry)
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- Web5 DWN & DID Wallet
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- Meshtastic & Router
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- Home Assistant
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- Grafana, SearXNG, Ollama
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- And more...
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### Network Configuration
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- **Default**: DHCP on all Ethernet interfaces
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- **Management UI**: Port 8100
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- **Backend API**: Port 8101
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- **SSH**: Port 22 (enabled by default)
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## Next Steps After Installation
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1. **Access Web UI**: Browse to `http://<your-ip>:8100`
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2. **Install Apps**: Use the web UI to install containerized apps
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3. **Configure Bitcoin**: Set up Bitcoin Core node
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4. **Set up Lightning**: Install LND or Core Lightning
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5. **Explore**: Check out the 21 pre-configured app manifests
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---
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**ISO Ready to Flash!** 🚀
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Flash this ISO to USB and boot your HP ProDesk - it will now work with UEFI!
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