Ryan - Someone suggested getting VMWare setting up a Ubuntu VM ...
this is a -great- suggestion since you're running OSX, -if- you have
an Intel-Mac. If you have a PPC-Mac, then this is not an option
(AFAIK), and you'll need to either (1) install Linux on another hard
drive / partition
VMWare does not support OS X.
They have a beta for Intel-Mac OSX. Nothing for PPC Mac though.
Expect a full release this summer, with all the great features of
their other VM players.
Can you be more specific about Ubuntu, what I am supposed to get
exactly.
Ubuntu is a Linux
I have both a PPC and an Intel-Mac, Do I just download the Linux
VMWare? It doesn't seem to have support for Os X.
You download a VMWare beta fusion for Intel-Mac:
http://www.vmware.com/products/beta/fusion/
Then you download an Ubuntu ISO or a VMWare Ubuntu application:
You didn't have to call me a noobjk (im not a fan of nerd speak).
Get used to it ;)
Thanks so much, that is really what I was looking for. By running
Linux, I will be prepared when someone releases an OpenMoko
programming suite, right?
In theory, yes, by running Linux you'll be
Parallels isn't free, yes? The VMware fusion beta currently is ...
of course, it's beta so its utility might not be that great; should
be $99 once it's released (maybe beta testers can get a discount? I
don't know). I actually use Parallels right now, though I need to
try out the VMware
It is one of my goals to get OE running under OSX, in a fashion that
is repeatable most of the time by most folks. That way one can do
the work on a PPC or Intel Mac, and not require a VM of any type.
This would be -good-, though the VM concept and implementation is
awesome IMHO. In
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I'd like to check it out,
and
possibly write a recipe for setting up in this.
Simplest: Setup the VM with Ubuntu 6.10; follow instructions on
OpenMoko wiki. I don't think a special script will be very useful
here since there isn't much (if
You need to install boost too. You can find it in dpkg, or apt-get,
or dselect, or whatever. Just install what's available (all of
them). - MLD
On Feb 12, 2007, at 7:04 PM, Ryan Kline wrote:
I am trying to install OE on Ubuntu 6.10 and I am having trouble
installing monotone. I was told
I'm interested in making use of the u-SD slot with a card much like
the Spectec microSDIO WiFi 11g Card, but one developed in house for
more general wireless networking. I assume that the u-SD slot is
accessed via the back side of the device, but does anyone know if it
will be behind the
On Jan 27, 2007, at 3:27 PM, Gabriel Ambuehl wrote:
Unfortunately, it's behind the battery. It's a SIM card/microSD
combo device.
Anyone believe that there is space to run an antenna wire (or 2)
around the battery w/o ruining the device? - MLD
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