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Distributions offering Plasma Mobile
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**Mobile**
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Neon based reference rootfs (recommended)
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"Official" image, based on KDE Neon. Targeted at newer devices (with 1GB+ RAM).
KDE Neon itself is based upon Ubuntu 16.04 (xenial), (not Ubuntu Touch).
This image is based on the dev-unstable branch of KDE Neon, and always ships the latest versions of KDE frameworks, kwin and Plasma Mobile.
This image uses Halium as hardware adaption layer.
Manual download:
-[ generic](http://images.plasma-mobile.org/rootfs/)
-[ caf](http://images.plasma-mobile.org/caf-rootfs/)
+[ generic](https://images.plasma-mobile.org/rootfs/)
+[ caf](https://images.plasma-mobile.org/caf-rootfs/)
**[ Learn more](/neon-arch-reference-rootfs)**
postmarketOS
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Third-party distribution especially (but not only) targeted at older devices, based on Alpine Linux.
PostmarketOS (pmOS), is a touch-optimized, pre-configured Alpine Linux that can be installed on smartphones and other mobile devices. The project is at very early stages of development and is not usable for most users yet.
**[ Learn more](https://postmarketos.org)**
Arch Linux based reference rootfs (deprecated)
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Arch Linux based image also made by the Plasma Mobile developers. Known not to be as stable as the Neon based rootfs.
This image uses Halium as hardware adaption layer.
Manual download:
-[ generic](http://images.plasma-mobile.org/arch-rootfs/)
+[ generic](https://images.plasma-mobile.org/arch-rootfs/)
**[ Learn more](/neon-arch-reference-rootfs)**
**Desktop**
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Neon based ISO image
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ISO image using the same packages as the Neon based reference rootfs, just compiled for amd64.
This image can be tested on non-android intel tablets, PCs and virtual machines.
**[ Learn more](/intel-based-devices)**
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Here is a link to amd64-compatible ISOs for intel-based devices (PCs,
laptops/netbooks or tablets like wetab, exopc) based on KDE Neon:
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Prepare a USB stick with the ISO (using “dd” or diskimager).
Boot from USB, then, if asked, choose “Try Ubuntu” in boot-menu.
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## Plasma Phone Reference System
Recommended Device: **Nexus 5X (bullhead), Nexus 5 (hammerhead)**
Needed software tools: **adb, fastboot**
If you flash Plasma Mobile for the first time, you likely need to follow
steps 1A and 1B.
After successfully done those steps, you can always jump straight to
step 2 for future flashing.
### 1A. Unlock (skip if already unlocked)
Unlock the Nexus 5:
Unlock the Nexus 5X:
### 1B. Put into firmware mode and run once:
**CAUTION: This will erase the complete memory of your Nexus 5 device!
Please ensure you have a backup of all your data before you proceed.**
$ fastboot format cache
$ fastboot format userdata
### 2. Flashing Plasma Mobile (PM)
Put your Nexus 5/X in fastboot mode (press volume down + power button
at once), then open a terminal and run
$ git clone https://github.com/plasma-phone-packaging/pm-flashtool.git
$ cd pm-flashtool
$ ./pm-flash
The -c parameter of script can be used to re-use the **cache** instead
of downloading all the files again.
The -p ***platform*** parameter currently accepts ***neon*** or
***arch***
It will download all files required and store them in cache subdir, e.g.
for Nexus 5X (*bullhead)*:
- pm-rootfs-20161025-140532.tar.gz (Plasma Mobile in an LXC container)
- recovery.img (TWRP recovery img)
- system.img (AOSP system img)
- boot.img (AOSP boot img)
Then the TWRP Recovery img is used as a tool to flash all other
components to the target device.
Note: The above could take quite some time (15-20 minutes) and require
to enter your password to continue.
### After Flashing is done
If successfull, you should automatically see the Login Screen.
The password to unlock is ‘1234’.
(the username to enter the login prompt for your phone from an adb shell
desktop terminal is ‘phablet’, password is ‘1234’).
See [more tips what to do after flashing
-here](http://plasma-mobile.org/tips/).
+here](https://plasma-mobile.org/tips/).