"64-bit 2.0 official version system" Raspberry Pi uses a virtual machine to run with a pagoda system to build a website
Preface
This tutorial teaches you to use the pagoda virtual machine, which greatly reduces the difficulty of building a website on the Raspberry Pi! ! !
I believe that many friends know about the pagoda panel, and may have used it. The pagoda panel is very difficult to use on the Raspberry Pi. When I tested it, we only installed the pagoda and the software to be used in it for a whole night. At the same time, there are many things that are incompatible. If a Xiaobai wants to use a pagoda to build a station on the Raspberry Pi, it seems simple, but there are so many pits! But the pagoda panel really allows Xiaobai to build a website quickly!
Therefore, the first phase of our software ecology is the pagoda panel. Fans who have watched the video of the previous issue know that our 64-bit system supports running virtual machines, so we directly made the pagoda a virtual machine image of the pagoda. You can use it directly when you download it. We integrate all the things you need in it, and you can use it when you open it. You don’t need to install it for a long time. At the same time, using our system with the pagoda virtual machine is better than using the pagoda on the official system. The panel effect is much better! In general, with our 64-bit system, just a few lines of commands to install the pagoda virtual machine can be used directly. You don’t need to consider the software installation and compatibility inside, which can save you a lot of time and avoid a lot of unnecessary The trouble, and you can also get a very good experience!
Our software ecology is actually like this. Some software is very popular, but it is difficult to use after downloading. Some software only supports 32-bit systems, not 64-bit systems, so everyone has concerns about using our 64-bit systems. So our software ecology is to package and integrate these software into a virtual machine image, so that everyone can get it and use it directly with just a few commands, lowering the threshold for everyone to use the Raspberry Pi, and making the Raspberry Pi easier to use !
All right! Let's start today's tutorial
Start of the tutorial
1. Download the Pagoda virtual machine image (send "Pagoda 2.0" to get the download address) and upload it to the Raspberry Pi
2. Download and unzip support
sudo apt update
sudo apt install tar gzip zip unzip bzip2 xz-utils -y
3. Unzip the compressed package
tar xvf bt-panel_vm_5.9.1_pro_v2.tar
4. Enter the file directory
cd ./bt-panel_vm_5.9.1_pro_v2
5. Install the pagoda virtual machine
sudo ./install
6. Start the pagoda virtual machine
sudo ./bt_run
7. Auto start
Enable auto start at boot
./install int
Cancel automatic startup
./install uint