> On Sun, Jan 29, 2012 at 3:43 PM, Carsten Munk <[email protected]>wrote: > >> 29. jan. 2012 17.32 skrev Simon Bolek <[email protected]>: >> > Hi, >> > >> > I installed NEMO >> > >> http://repository.maemo.org/meego/Nemo/0.20120120.1.NEMO.2012-01-26.1/images/nemo-handset-i586/nemo-handset-i586-0.20120120.1.NEMO.2012-01-26.1.img >> > in VirtualBox and would like to start it in init3 to command line. >> > >> >> vmlinuz-3.0.0-1.7-adaptation-pc ro root=/dev/sda2 vga=current init 3 >> > >> > However it does not go to command line. The last thing I see is >> attached as >> > screenshot. >> > Any ideas what I should to to go to command line? >> > >> > The reason why I want to go to command line is that 'normal' >> mode/session >> > will not start properly. >> > When I remove 'quiet' i see the session restarting continously. >> Long story short, Nemo requires 3d acceleration which doesn't work in >> VirtualBox. I have patches to make Mer work default with LLVMpipe, but >> the problem is that this currently doesn't work too nicely on ARM >> devices due to a LLVM issue. >> > That would explain this behaviour. Thank you.
> If you were to for instance pop up a qmlviewer instead, it'd work >> fine, but since we're starting a GLESv2/EGL compositor, that obviously >> doesn't work. >> > Actually I would be interested in this, for testing purposes of the IVI UX in Virtual Box, before testing on real hardware. What is the starting sequence of the UX, I saw there is nothing in /etc/inittab. In meego it was uxlaunch executable in /etc/inittab that initialized the xorg etc. > Ancient LLVMpipe using image can be found at >> >> http://releases.merproject.org/~carsten/meego-nemo-handset-i586-testing-0.20111128.3.CE.2011-12-01.2-1.2.90.20111212.1054.iso >> >> > >> > BTW: do you know how to extract trace from starting linux / nemo in >> > VirtualBox virtual machine? Than I would paste here the whole trace. >> ctrl-alt-f2 (in VBox, ctrl=host), log in, 'dmesg' is a good start >> > :-) ok, i thought there would be some trick to do this from VirtualBox itself. I already search the web, and I guess there is no such possibility. > 'systemctl disable uxlaunch.service' helps the session restarting. > > > > Host: Ubuntu 10.04 32-bit > > VirtualBox: 4.1.8 > > > > thanks+cheers > > simon:) > > > best regards simon:)
