Here is a working SD card image for installing Arch Linux on an OrangePi Zero. It basically follows [this excellent build guide][build-guide] but can save you a lot of time if you just want to get an image up an running, especially with getting the ethernet support to work.
Once the system is working, use `fdisk /dev/mmcblk0` ([fdisk][fdisk]) as root to resize the partition. Press `d` to delete the current partition, then press `n` to create a new partition, and press `Enter` 4 times to accept the defaults. fdisk will give you defaults that work and make the partition as big as possible. Then answer `N` when fdisk asks about removing the existing ext4 signature.
It has been reported that when using the "Orange Pi expansion board" (that adds 2 USB ports and other IO), the additional USB ports don't work out of the box. A fix is proposed which consists in putting a sun8i-h2-plus-orangepi-zero-3usb.dtb in `/boot/dtbs`. This file is not installed by default, but is included in the default user directory for convenience, to save you troubleshooting time in case you want to use the expansion board. However, it is not part of the base ArchLinuxARM distribution which the current image is upon, and I cannot vouch for its validity. Use at your own risk.
Once your image is installed on the SD card you have booted the Orange Pi Zero, if you're using ethernet, you can login via ssh:
```
$ ssh alarm@alarm
or if this does not work
$ ssh alarm@IP_ADDR
```
This is not specific to this image and is the same procedure as for the general ArchLinuxARM. As a reminder, default password is `alarm` (for user `alarm`) and `root` for superuser.
