Hi Alen Yao, This image will not run as is in a Virtual Machine such as VMware. I have included some steps below to help you get the basic kernel and initial services started but the UI and graphic stack will not start in VMware. This is something I am looking into at the moment but it requires some modifications to a few middleware components (and I am still facing issues with Enlightenment crashing).
Anyway, if a basic console is sufficient for your needs, then take a look below, it will hopefully help you move forward. Cheers, Geoffroy From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of alenjordan Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 10:14 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [IVI] Looking for help on Tizen running on VMware virtual machine Hi All, My PC's OS is winxp sp3. And I have stalled vmplayer5.02 on my PC. Its OS is ubuntu 12.04. I have already created live USB using http://download.tizen.org/snapshots/2.0/ivi/latest/images/ivi/ivi-tizen-2.0_20130424.2-sdb.raw.bz2. [Geoffroy] How exactly did you create the Live USB? What I would actually recommend you to do instead is, from a Linux system (possibly your Ubuntu Virtual Machine): 1) Turn that disk image into a VMware virtual disk: - bunzip2 -k ivi-tizen-2.0_20130424.2-sdb.raw.bz2 - qemu-img convert -f raw ivi-tizen-2.0_20130424.2-sdb.raw -O vmdk ivi-tizen-2.0_20130424.2-sdb.vmdk - Transfer that vmdk ivi-tizen-2.0_20130424.2-sdb.vmdk VMware disk image to your WinXP system 2) Add new VM in VMware: - Select 'I will install the operating system later' - Use 'Linux' -> 'Fedora' - Give it a new name, e.g. tizen-ivi-2.0 - Create a new disk: will be deleted later and a new one (mapped to < vmdk ivi-tizen-2.0_20130424.2-sdb.vmdk> will be added as IDE(0:0)) - Once the VM has been created, go to 'Edit virtual machine settings' - (optional) Uncheck the 'Connect on power-on' option for the CD/DVD (unless you have such device on your dev machine - (optional) Uncheck the 'Connect at power-on' for Printer - Remove the current Hard Disk - Add a new Hard Disk - Select 'Use an existing virtual disk' - Select vmdk ivi-tizen-2.0_20130424.2-sdb.vmdk - When booting for the first time it will ask you if you want to upgrade the format, select 'Keep existing format' Note that this will *just* give you a minimal boot, the graphics and UI won't come up so depending on what you wanted to do you will be most likely rather limited. IIRC, the system gets in an endless loop (basically waiting for the Window Manager to start). To get out of this and have access to a console, get the VMware to grab mouse/keyboard, go to Ctrl-Alt-F1 (you may need to press Ctrl-Alt-Space initially to indicate that the next sequence if for the Virtual Machine and not the host OS). Once in F1, type Ctrl-C (to cancel the wait loop) and from there, go to Ctrl-Alt-F3 where you should see a login prompt. Username is root, password is 'tizen' When I set virtual machine booting to USB, I find that failed. So when I restart virtual machine, it still is ubuntu, not ivi-tizen-2.0. Can ivi-tizen-2.0 run on virtual machine? If yes, what and how can I do for that? [Geoffroy] Short answer is not at the moment. Any advice is welcome. Thanks and Best Regards, Alen Yao Intel Corporation NV/SA Kings Square, Veldkant 31 2550 Kontich RPM (Bruxelles) 0415.497.718. Citibank, Brussels, account 570/1031255/09 This e-mail and any attachments may contain confidential material for the sole use of the intended recipient(s). Any review or distribution by others is strictly prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender and delete all copies.
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