I have tried it in virtualbox already. Yes, it can boot in virtualbox but
without graphics and UI.
You can achieve it according Geoffroy's instruction:
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 VirtualBox:
- Type, Select 'Iinux'
- Version, Use 'Ubuntu'
- Name, input a new name, e.g. tizen-ivi-2.0
- Next Step, Adjust memory to 1G
- Next Step, Select 'Use an existing virtual hard disk file'
- Select vmdk ivi-tizen-2.0_20130424.2-sdb.vmdk
- Select 'Create'
- Booting this Virtual Machine
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.
- the system gets in an endless loop (basically waiting for the Window Manager
to start).
- Type Ctrl- G to get the VirtualBox to grab mouse/keyboard
- Type Ctrl-C to cancel the wait loop
- TypeCtrl-Alt-F3, then you should see a login prompt. Username is root,
password is ‘tizen’
Best Regards,
Alen Yao
At 2013-05-16 10:02:10,"olivier nyssen" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi everyone,
I would like to test IVI in virtualbox.
Which are the settings ?
Thanks,
Olivier
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