Hello Ramu, On Sun., Mar 31, 2013, Ramu Iyer wrote: >I am in the early stages of learning to install and use Tizen. >I do have a background in Unix (although it is dated). > >A couple of questions: > >a) I have a Samsung Note 2 running Android. Is there a way to >install Tizen so that both the operating systems can co-exist? > Not in the traditional sense (with BIOS/GRUB.) While there might be a Tizen OS image for notebook and netbook computers some day, right now the only engineering efforts relate to handset devices.
The Tizen images you can download use uboot to load and the ARM instruction set (not IA32 or AMD64 like yours.) >b) I'd like to install Tizen on VirtualBox. Is there an "idiot's >guide" for this? (no offense intended) > You can get pretty far in reaching your goal by just installing the Tizen SDK (get the newest Magnolia 2.0 release) and running the Qemu based emulator. You'll have a Tizen VM running neatly and can experiment in a similar way as with VirtualBox. To install the SDK go to the Tizen website where the SDK is a featured article on the first page. Links lead you to installation instructions. If you have problems ask again here or on IRC #tizen. Regards, Michael _______________________________________________ General mailing list [email protected] https://lists.tizen.org/listinfo/general
