Unleash the Power of Open Source Software
Your guide to installing and using Oryx-OS. Start here to get up and running.
Oryx-OS is a division of OSIBytes Group LLC, based in Bountiful and North Salt Lake, Utah. It is licensed for free and open use, with certain aspects modified and copyrighted by OSIBytes Group LLC for use with specific projects such as UCYNCU, QUALIQUIP, and other custom-built initiatives. We’re committed to the open-source community and offer optional paid support at reasonable U.S. rates—see our Support page for details.
1. Download the ISO from the
Download page.
2. Create a bootable USB with tools like Rufus or Etcher.
3. Boot from the USB and follow the installer.
# Verify ISO (optional)
sha256sum oryx-os-desktop-1.0.0.iso
1. Download the image file.
2. Flash it to an SD card using Raspberry Pi Imager or dd.
3. Insert the SD card, power on, and log in (default: user: oryx,
pass: oryx).
# Example with dd (Linux)
sudo dd if=oryx-os-pi-1.0.0.img of=/dev/sdX bs=4M status=progress
1. Download the ISO.
2. Install on your server hardware via USB or CD.
3. Configure via SSH or web interface post-install.
# Connect via SSH
ssh oryx@your-server-ip
Update your system after installation:
sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y
Change Password:
passwd
Access Web Interface (Server): Open
http://your-server-ip:8080 in a browser.