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  • Get started
    • Pre-install
      • Check Processor Compatibility
        • Option 1: Use the clear-linux-check-config.sh script on an existing Linux system
      • Create a bootable USB drive using Etcher*
        • Prerequisites
    • Install
      • Install Clear Linux* OS from the live desktop
        • System requirements
        • Preliminary steps
        • Install from live image
        • Minimum installation requirements
        • Clear Linux OS Desktop Installer
        • Navigation
        • Required options
        • Advanced options
        • Finish installation
        • Troubleshooting
        • Related topics
      • Install Clear Linux* OS from the live server
        • System requirements
        • Preliminary steps
        • Install Clear Linux OS on your target system
        • Launch the Clear Linux OS Installer
        • Minimum installation requirements
        • Main Menu
        • Navigation
        • Required options
        • Recommended options
        • Advanced options
        • Finish installation
        • Troubleshooting
        • Related topics
      • Install using clr-installer and a configuration file
        • Prerequisites
        • Download and make bootable USB of the live server image
        • Example 1: Fresh installation onto bare metal
        • Example 2: Replicate a previous installation
        • References
      • Install Clear Linux OS Over the Network with iPXE
        • Prerequisites
        • Install Clear Linux OS on server
        • Setup nginx web server to host iPXE
        • Configure iPXE
        • Add clr-installer YAML configuration files
        • Configure network
        • Setup NAT
        • Setup dnsmaq for DHCP, DNS, and TFTP functionalities
        • Verify setup
        • Deploy
    • Install in a virtual machine
      • Clear Linux* OS on Microsoft Hyper-V*
        • Overview
        • Prerequisites
        • Download the Clear Linux OS disk image for Hyper-V
        • Create and configure new VM
        • Start the VM
        • Related topics
      • Clear Linux* OS on KVM
        • Install QEMU-KVM
        • Download and launch the virtual machine image
        • Optional: Enable SSH access
        • Optional: Install a graphical user interface (GUI)
      • Clear Linux* OS on Parallels* Desktop for Mac*
        • Prerequisites
        • Download ISO image
        • Initialize new VM
        • Install Clear Linux OS on VM
      • Clear Linux* OS on Proxmox* Virtual Environment
        • Prerequisites
        • Download the Latest Clear Linux OS Live Server Image
        • Upload Clear Linux OS Live Server Image to Promox Server
        • Create VM on Proxmox
        • Start VM and Install Clear Linux OS on Promox
      • Clear Linux* OS using virt-manager
        • Prerequisites
        • Download the Clear Linux OS installer ISO
        • Launch and set up virt-manager
        • Create a new virt-manager virtual machine
        • Install Clear Linux OS in the virt-manager VM
      • Clear Linux* OS on VirtualBox*
        • Prerequisites
        • Download and extract the Clear Linux OS installer ISO
        • Create a new VirtualBox virtual machine
        • Install Clear Linux OS on the VirtualBox VM
        • Troubleshooting
      • Clear Linux* OS on VMware* Workstation Player
        • Overview
        • Install the VMware Workstation Player hypervisor
        • Create a blank VM
        • Enable UEFI boot support
        • Instantiate Clear Linux OS
        • Related topics
      • Clear Linux* OS on VMware* ESXi
        • Overview
        • Download the latest Clear Linux OS installer ISO
        • Upload the Clear Linux OS installer ISO to the VMware server
        • Create and configure a new VM
        • Install Clear Linux OS into the new VM
        • Reconfigure the VM’s settings to boot the newly-installed Clear Linux OS
        • Power on the VM and boot Clear Linux OS
      • Increase Virtual Disk Size of an Image
        • Determine disk size and list of partitions
        • Increase virtual disk size
    • Deploy to the cloud
      • Clear Linux* OS on Amazon Web Services*
        • Prerequisites
        • Locate, select, and launch the Clear Linux OS Basic AMI
        • Connect to your Clear Linux OS basic instance
        • Update the Clear Linux OS instance
        • Stop the Clear Linux OS instance
        • Related topics
      • Clear Linux* OS on Microsoft* Azure*
        • Description
        • Prerequisites
        • Install MS Azure CLI 2.0 on Clear Linux OS
        • Log into your Microsoft Azure account
        • Create a MS Azure resource group
        • Create and log into the Clear Linux OS virtual machine
        • Stop and deallocate the Clear Linux OS VM and resources
        • Next steps
        • Related topics
      • Clear Linux* OS on DigitalOcean*
        • Prerequisites
        • Add Clear Linux OS Image to DigitalOcean
        • Create and Deploy a Clear Linux OS Instance
        • Connect to Your Clear Linux OS Instance
        • Related topics
      • Clear Linux* OS on Google Cloud Platform*
        • Prerequisites
        • Setup Clear Linux OS VM on GCP
        • Related topics
      • Import Clear Linux Image and Launch Instance on AWS
        • Prerequisites
        • Download or create a Clear Linux OS image for AWS
        • Create an S3 bucket
        • Upload the Clear Linux OS image into the bucket
        • Add a user to IAM with AWS_CLI privilege
        • Install and configure the AWS CLI tool on your system
        • Import a snapshot of the Clear Linux OS image
        • Create an AMI from the snapshot
        • Launch an instance
        • Connect to your Clear Linux OS instance
        • Related topics
      • Clear Linux* OS on QingCloud*
        • Prerequisites
        • Select and start Clear Linux OS virtual host with QingCloud console
        • Apply for a public IP and add it to the virtual host
        • Connect to Clear Linux OS virtual host
        • Remove Clear Linux OS virtual host
        • Delete the applied public IP
    • Containers
      • Clear Linux* OS container images
        • Container image types
  • About
    • What is Clear Linux OS?
    • What Clear Linux OS isn’t?
    • Is Clear Linux OS completely Open Source?
    • Who is the target audience?
    • How does Clear Linux OS address security?
    • What’s the thinking around Server vs. Desktop?
    • What makes Clear Linux OS different?
      • Release Cadence
      • Updates
      • Ease of Use
      • Custom Derivatives
      • Create
      • Deploy
      • Administrate
    • Why create new components rather than modifying existing projects?
    • Which Components are used in Clear Linux?
  • Guides
    • Clear Linux
      • Autoproxy
        • Description
        • How it works
        • Troubleshooting
      • autospec
        • Description
        • How it works
        • Examples
        • Test packaged software
        • References
        • Related topics
      • Bundles
        • Related topics
      • Kernels
        • Bare metal only
        • Also compatible with VMs
        • VM only
      • Debug system
        • Background
        • Usage
        • Implementation
      • mixer
        • Description
        • How it works
        • Examples
        • References
        • Related topics
      • Performance
        • Overview
        • Software build toolchain
        • Kernel
        • Operating system
        • Related topics
      • OS Security
        • Security in updates
        • Security in software
        • Security in system design
      • Stateless
        • File-level separation
        • Software configuration
        • System reset
        • Additional information
      • swupd
        • Description
        • How it works
        • Examples
        • Quick reference
        • Related topics
      • swupd 3rd-party
        • Prerequisite
        • Create directory to hold 3rd-party app
        • Create bundle of 3rd-party app with mixer
        • Install and manage 3rd-party bundle on client system
        • Create more bundles and add to client
        • Some limitations of 3rd-party bundles
        • Related topics
      • Telemetrics
        • Overview
        • How to use
        • Examples
        • Reference
    • Maintenance
      • Architect the life-cycle of Clear Linux* OS
        • Prerequisites
        • Description
        • Content Workflow
        • Release Workflow
        • Implementation
      • Configure Huge Pages
      • Modify a Clear Linux OS-based container image
        • Overview
        • Prerequisites
        • Example 1: Add a bundle
        • Example 2: Change Clear Linux OS version (single-stage build)
        • Example 3: Change Clear Linux OS version (multi-stage build)
        • Example 4: Customize an application image at runtime
        • Background
        • Related topics
      • Build a new Clear Linux OS-based container image
        • Prerequisites
        • Build the base container image
        • Manage bundles in a container
      • CPU Power and Performance
        • Overview
        • CPU power saving mechanisms
        • Linux CPU clock frequency scaling
        • Thermal management
      • Deploy at Scale
        • Overview
        • Pick a usage and update strategy
        • Pick an image distribution strategy
        • Considerations with stateless systems
      • Developer Workstation
        • Workstation Setup
        • swupd search
        • Core Concepts
      • Download, verify, and decompress a Clear Linux* OS image
        • Linux OS steps
        • macOS* steps
        • Windows* OS steps
        • Image types
      • Enable systemd-boot Menu
      • Create and enable a new user space
        • Create a new user
        • Add the new user to the wheel group
        • Install and update the OS software to its current version
        • Add a bundle
        • Next steps
      • Fix a broken installation
        • Overview
        • Prerequisites
        • Boot a live desktop image to fix target system
        • Mount root partition, verify, and fix
      • Modify hostname
        • Overview
        • Set your hostname
        • View your hostname
      • Increase Virtual Disk Size of an Image
        • Determine disk size and list of partitions
        • Increase virtual disk size
      • Query package info from upstream repository
        • Overview
        • Prerequisites
        • Configure DNF
        • DNF command usage examples
      • Resource limits
        • System-wide limits
        • Per-user limits
        • Service limits
      • Restart system services after an OS update
        • Overview
        • How it works
        • Basic options
        • Monitor options
        • Example
        • Telemetry
        • Conclusion
      • Validate signatures
        • Overview
        • Image content validation
        • Update content validation
    • Network
      • Assign a static IP address
        • Identify which program is managing the interface
        • Using NetworkManager
        • Using systemd-networkd
      • Use DPDK to send packets between platforms
        • Overview
        • Prerequisites
        • Install dpdk and build l3fwd example (Platform B)
        • Build pktgen (Platform A)
        • Bind NICs to DPDK kernel drivers (Platforms A and B)
        • Set hugepages (Platforms A and B)
        • Set up the physical environment (Platforms A and B)
        • Run l3fwd application (Platform B)
        • Run pktgen application (Platform A)
        • Appendix A: Use pass-through for virtual machines
      • Firewall
        • Default ruleset
        • Firewall software
        • Troubleshooting
      • Combine multiple interfaces with network bonding
      • Enable and configure SSH service
        • Overview
        • Prerequisites
        • Change default port
        • Enable SFTP
        • Enable root login
        • Enable X11-forwarding
      • Proxy Configuration
        • Prerequisites
      • Set system time
      • Remote-desktop to a host using VNC
        • Install the VNC server and misc. components on your host
        • Configure a VNC-server-start method on your host
        • Install a VNC viewer app and an SSH client on your client system
        • Establish a VNC connection to your host
        • Terminate a VNC connection to your host
        • Encrypt VNC traffic through an SSH tunnel
      • Configure Wi-Fi
        • Using Network Manager
        • Using wpa_supplicant
        • Other resources
    • Kernel
      • Firmware
        • Overview
        • Included firmware
        • Additional firmware loading
        • CPU microcode loading
        • Troubleshooting
      • Capture Kernel Boot Messages in the Journal
        • Prerequisites
        • Enable journaling of kernel boot messages
        • Alternative
      • Kernel development
        • Overview
        • Request changes be included with the Clear Linux OS kernel
        • Set up kernel development environment
        • Customize the Linux kernel source
        • Build and install the kernel
        • Related topics
      • Add kernel modules manually
        • Overview
        • Description
        • Kernel module availability
        • Build, install, and load an out-of-tree module
        • Examples
        • Related topic
      • Add kernel modules with DKMS
        • Overview
        • Description
        • Kernel module availability
        • Install DKMS
        • Build, install, and load an out-of-tree module
        • Examples
        • Related topics
    • Stacks
      • Data Analytics Reference Stack
        • Overview
        • Using the Docker images
        • Using Apache Spark* in DARS
        • Using Apache Hadoop in DARS
        • Deploy DARS on Kubernetes*
        • Troubleshooting
      • Database Reference Stack
        • Overview
        • Releases
        • Hardware Requirements
        • Firmware configuration
        • Hardware Configuration
        • Running DBRS with Apache Cassandra*
        • Deploy An Apache Cassandra-PMEM cluster on Kubernetes*
        • Running DBRS with Redis
        • Running DBRS with Memcached
      • Deep Learning Reference Stack
        • Overview
        • Releases
        • TensorFlow single and multi-node benchmarks
        • PyTorch single and multi-node benchmarks
        • TensorFlow Training (TFJob) with Kubeflow and DLRS
        • PyTorch Training (PyTorch Job) with Kubeflow and DLRS
        • Working with Horovod* and OpenMPI*
        • Using Transformers* for Natural Language Processing
        • Using the OpenVINO™ Model Optimizer
        • Using the OpenVINO™ toolkit Inference Engine
        • Using Seldon and OpenVINO™ model server with the Deep Learning Reference Stack
        • Use Jupyter Notebook
        • Uninstallation
        • Compiling AIXPRT for DLRS
        • Related topics
      • AI Inference with the Deep Learning Reference Stack
        • Overview
        • Prerequisites
        • Infrastructure Set-Up
        • Benchmarking
      • Enable AWS Greengrass* and OpenVINO™ toolkit
        • Overview
        • Supported platforms
        • Install the OS on the edge device
        • Configure AWS Greengrass group
        • Create and package Lambda function
        • Configure Lambda function
        • Deploy Lambda function
        • References
      • High Performance Computing Reference Stack
        • Overview
        • Installing Singularity
        • Converting Docker images to Singularity Images
        • Execute a multi-node benchmark on an HPC cluster
      • Media Reference Stack
        • Overview
        • Releases
        • Get the pre-built MeRS container image
        • Build the MeRS container image from source
        • Use the MeRS container image
        • Add AOM support
  • Tutorials
    • Apache* Hadoop*
      • Description
      • Prerequisites
      • Install Apache Hadoop
      • Configure Apache Hadoop
      • Configure your SSH key
      • Run the Hadoop daemons
      • Run the MapReduce wordcount example
    • Broadcom* Drivers
      • Identify your device model
      • Drivers
        • brcmfmac and brcmsmac
        • b43 and b43legacy
        • broadcom-wl
      • Firmware
      • Troubleshooting
    • Docker*
      • Prerequisites
      • Install the containers-basic bundle
      • Integration with Kata Containers* (optional)
      • Additional Docker configuration
      • Pulling and running an image from Docker Hub*
      • Creating a Docker swarm cluster
      • Related topics
    • Flatpak*
      • Description
      • Prerequisites
      • Install a Flatpak app with GNOME Software
      • Install a Flatpak with the command line
    • Function Multi-Versioning
      • Description
      • Install and configure a Clear Linux OS host on bare metal
      • Detect loop vectorization candidates
      • Generate the FMV patch
      • FFT project example using FFTW
    • HPC Cluster
      • Prerequisites
      • Set up controller node
      • Set up worker nodes
      • Set up password-less SSH access and pdsh on all nodes
      • Create slurm.conf configuration file
      • Copy MUNGE key and slurm.conf to all worker nodes
      • Verify controller can run jobs on all nodes
      • Create and run example scripts
        • Example 1: Return the hostname of each worker and output to show-hostnames.out
        • Example 2: An MPI “Hello, World!” program
    • Kata Containers*
      • Description
      • Prerequisites
      • Install Kata Containers
      • Run Kata Containers
        • Troubleshooting
    • Kubernetes*
      • Background
      • Prerequisites
      • Set up Kubernetes automatically
        • Uninstalling
      • Set up Kubernetes manually
        • Configure host system
      • Initialize the master node
        • Choose a pod network add-on
        • Choose a container runtime
      • Use your cluster
      • Troubleshooting
        • Package configuration customization
        • Logs
        • Setting proxy servers for Kubernetes
        • DNS issues
      • Reference
        • What is Kubernetes?
        • What is a Container Network Interface (CNI)?
        • What is a Container Runtime Interface (CRI)?
        • What is Kata Containers*?
        • Related topics
    • Kubernetes* Best Practices
      • Description
      • Prerequisites
      • Update the control plane
      • Update worker nodes
    • LAMP Web Server
      • Install Apache
        • Install the httpd bundle
      • Change the default configuration and data directory
      • Install PHP
      • Install MariaDB
        • Security hardening
      • Install phpMyAdmin
      • Use phpMyAdmin to manage a database
      • Next steps
    • Mirror Upstream Clear Linux OS Update Server
      • Prerequisites
      • Install up Clear Linux OS server to host updates
      • Clone the Clear Linux OS update content
      • Setup a web server to host the mirrored content
      • Test your mirror
      • Keep your mirror in sync with upstream
    • NVIDIA* Drivers
      • Prerequisites
        • Known issues
      • Installation
        • Configure workarounds
        • Install DKMS
        • Download the NVIDIA drivers
        • Disable the nouveau driver
        • Configure alternative software paths
        • Install the NVIDIA drivers
      • Updating
      • Uninstallation
      • Troubleshooting
        • No display or blank screen
        • “Oh no! Something has gone wrong” GNOME* crash
        • Slow boot times
        • Brightness control
        • Additional resources
    • NVIDIA* CUDA Toolkit
      • Prerequisites
      • Compatibility
        • Check compatibility of NVIDIA components
        • Check GCC compatibility
      • Downloading and Installation
        • Download the NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit
        • Install the NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit
      • Using the NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit
      • Uninstalling
      • Debugging
      • Additional resources
    • OpenFaaS*
      • Background
      • Prerequisites
      • Deploy OpenFaaS
      • OpenFaaS templates
      • Example: Develop a function
    • PHP and PHP-FPM
      • Description
      • Background
      • Prerequisites
      • Configure PHP
      • Install PHP extensions
      • Enable PHP extensions
      • Configure PHP-FPM
    • Redis*
      • Description
      • Install the Redis bundle
      • Start the Redis-server
      • Example 1: Use the redis-cli and commands
      • Example 2: Run the Clear Linux OS Redis Docker* image
      • Next Steps
    • Samba* as a client
      • Prerequisites
      • Connect to Windows shared location with Nautilus
    • Samba Server
      • Prerequisites
      • Set up file sharing
      • Access the shared drive
    • TensorFlow* machine learning
      • Prerequisites
      • Set up a Jupyter Notebook
      • Run the Jupyter machine learning example code
      • Related topics
    • VMware* Workstation Pro
      • Prerequisites
      • Install VMware Workstation Pro
      • Install VMware kernel modules
        • Install DKMS
        • Install kernel modules
      • Troubleshooting
    • WordPress* Server
      • Before you begin
      • Create a WordPress server
        • Download WordPress and manage directories
        • Set up WordPress with web-based GUI
        • Complete successful login
    • YubiKey* Support
      • Description
      • Prerequisites
      • Enable Linux udev rules for YubiKey
      • Enable U2F in Mozilla Firefox
      • Related topics
    • OpenZFS*
      • Background
      • Known Issues
      • Prerequisites
        • Install the DKMS kernel
        • Bundles
      • Install
        • Clone OpenZFS code
        • Compile the module
        • Set up systemd
        • Load the kernel module at boot
        • Troubleshooting
      • Next steps
    • Dual-boot Clear Linux* OS with Any GRUB-based Linux* Distro
      • Prerequisites
      • Preliminary steps
      • Install Clear Linux OS with Advanced Installation
      • Boot Clear Linux OS Using One of Three Methods
        • Method 1: Use systemd-boot to Boot Clear Linux OS and also Chain-boot GRUB
        • Method 2: Use GRUB to Boot Clear Linux OS
    • Dual-boot Clear Linux* OS and Windows* 10 OS
      • Method 1: Shrink Windows partition and install Clear Linux OS
      • Method 2: Add another hard disk to your system where you installed Windows
      • Advanced: Use systemd-boot to boot Windows 10 OS and Clear Linux OS
      • Alternative: Install Windows 10 OS After Clear Linux OS
      • Prerequisites
        • Install Windows 10 OS
    • Multi-boot Clear Linux* OS with other operating systems
      • Detailed procedures
        • Dual-boot Clear Linux* OS and Windows* 10 OS
        • Dual-boot Clear Linux* OS with Any GRUB-based Linux* Distro
    • Archive
      • Migrate Clear Containers to Kata Containers*
        • Description
        • Prerequisites
        • Stop Clear Containers instances
        • Manually migrate customized configuration files
        • Enable Kata Containers as default
        • Run Kata Containers
  • Reference
    • Compatible Hardware
    • Available bundles
      • Bundle list
    • Recommended minimum system requirements
      • Installer requirements
      • System requirements
      • Recommended configurations
    • Clear Linux* OS image types
    • Man pages
      • clr-man-pages
        • os-core
        • stateless
        • OS Format
      • clr-power-tweaks
        • clr_power
        • clr-power-tweaks.conf
      • clrtrust
        • clrtrust
      • micro-config-drive
        • ucd
        • ucd-data-fetch
        • cloud-config
      • mixer-tools
        • mixer.bundle
        • mixer.add-rpms
        • mixer.config
        • mixer.build
        • mixer.repo
        • mixer
        • mixer.init
        • mixer.versions
      • swupd-client
        • swupd-update.service
        • swupd-update.timer
        • update-triggers.target
        • swupd
      • tallow
        • tallow.patterns
        • tallow.conf
        • tallow
      • telemetrics-client
        • telemetry
        • telemctl
        • telemprobd
        • telempostd
        • telem-record-gen
        • telemetrics.conf
    • Tutorial difficulty ratings
      • Time and complexity
      • User experience level
      • Impact of failure
  • FAQ
    • General
      • What is Clear Linux OS?
      • Why another Linux distribution?
      • Is it a derivative of another Linux distribution?
      • Can others copy improvements from Clear Linux OS?
      • How often does it update?
      • Is telemetry required?
      • What is the default firewall?
      • Where are the files that I usually see under /etc like fstab?
      • Does it use the Intel Compiler (icc)?
    • Software
      • How is software installed and updated?
      • Does it use RPMs or DEBs packages like other distros?
      • Why does it have a different approach to software management?
      • Can I install a software package from another OS on Clear Linux OS?
    • Software availability
      • What software is available on Clear Linux OS?
      • Is Google* Chrome* available?
      • Is Microsoft* Visual Studio Code* available?
      • Is FFmpeg available?
      • Is ZFS* available?
      • Can you add a driver that I need?
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Recommended minimum system requirements¶

Clear Linux* OS can run on most modern hardware and is capable of running with modest hardware resources. Out of the box, Clear Linux OS can run on a single CPU core, 1 GB RAM, and minimum of disk space of:

  • 4 GB for the live server

  • 20 GB for the live desktop

Caution

Advanced users who wish to install on a disk using less than the recommended space requirements may use the flag --skip-validation-size. Use of this flag may cause the installation to fail due to inadequate disk space.

For use cases requiring minimal resources, Clear Linux OS about can be used to create a highly customized installation that can even run on a system with a 128MB of memory and 600MB of disk space, for example.

Installer requirements¶

The live desktop installer requires at least 1 GB of RAM because more resources are required to run in live mode than after Clear Linux OS is installed onto persistent storage.

For hardware with less resources, use the live server installer because it has a smaller memory footprint.

See https://clearlinux.org/downloads for more download options.

System requirements¶

Clear Linux OS requires an x86 64-bit processor which supports Intel® Streaming SIMD Extensions 4.2 (Intel® SSE 4.2).

For information on the boot loader, see the clr-boot-manager readme .

The Clear Linux OS installer performs a system compatibility check upon booting. To manually verify system compatibility with Clear Linux OS, run the compatibility check tool or go to http://ark.intel.com and check for these features:

  • Instruction Set:

    • 64-bit

  • Instruction Set Extensions:

    • Supplemental Streaming SIMD Extension 3 (SSSE3)

    • Intel® Streaming SIMD Extensions 4.1 (Intel® SSE 4.1)

    • Intel® Streaming SIMD Extensions 4.2 (Intel® SSE 4.2)

    • Carry-less Multiplication (PCLMUL)

The following processor families have been verified to run Clear Linux OS:

  • Intel® Core™ processor family (2nd generation or greater)

  • Intel® Xeon® E3-xxxx processor

  • Intel® Xeon® E5-xxxx processor

  • Intel® Xeon® E7-xxxx processor

  • Intel Atom® processor C Series

  • Intel Atom® processor E Series

Recommended configurations¶

For general Clear Linux OS desktop use the recommended minimum requirements include:

Component

Configuration

Processor

Compatible x86 64-bit processor

Memory

4GB RAM

Disk

20 GB

Graphics

Device with openGL support (e.g. Intel HD/UHD Graphics)

Network

Active Internet connection

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