MD5: 2be0467386e74b1738d559fe058e6b0b
Size: 159,346,500 bytes

Ubuntu 14.04 LTS super-slim for Odroid U3 (maybe works on U2 too) 20140602 by Mr_KrzYch00

Ubuntu version: 14.04 LTS (upgraded using Odroid xubuntu 13.10 20140211 image)
Minimum size of mSD card to restore image file: 1GB
RAM usage: 80MB after boot
Recommended for: simple console tasks, using as web server after installing proper packages (like nginx+mysql+php-fpm - SanDisk Extreme Plus recommended for this) etc.
Free space left after restoring image: 40MB

Changes:
- upgraded to 14.04 LTS,
- a lot of packages deleted (purged!), see package list,
- old boot loader files deleted,
- odroid user deleted (use root with password: odroid),
- eth0 works on boot and gets IP from DHCP (edit /etc/network/interfaces in case You want to set up static ip or other options),
- console based with SSH server on default port.

Extras:
- /root/temp.sh - shows temperature and cpu speed, refreshes every 2s,
- /root/overclock.sh - overclocks all cores of U3 to 2Ghz. Fan installation recommended!

Notes:
XZ needs ~512MB RAM to decompress
Bringing back GUI may be hard due to Mali packages being purged. Other console based installations work without a problem.
To configure run odroid-config.
To edit files use vi.
It may be possible to futher slim it but after getting ~1GB image I stopped and wanted to preserve file editor and OpenSSH server,

Compressed with 7-zip: XZ (LZMA2), Dictionary 512MB, Fast Bytes: 201, Literal Context Bits: 1, Literal Pos Bits: 0, Pos Bits: 1, Match Finder: bt4, Match finder cycles: 1000000000, One Thread.

Mr_KrzYch00 ( www.4my.eu )
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