Hi Rene, Thanks for your help, I am able to build the CD images. Now I've built a live CD, but can't seem to find the username/password. Can you let me know what is the default username/password for the liveCD.
Thanks, Vatsal Mehta -----Original Message----- From: Rene Rebe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, April 06, 2008 1:49 AM To: Vatsal Mehta Cc: T2 developers mailing list Subject: Re: [t2] Need help with T2 Hi, On 06.04.2008, at 04:22, Vatsal Mehta wrote: > Hi folks, > > I need some help with T2, currently I have tried using the 7.0-rc2 > snapshot and also used the trunk, and 7.0 branch. I am compiling on > Ubuntu 7.10. 7.0-rc2 probably fails on Ubuntu due to the 1-perl cross build. Just check out the branche/7.0 from SVN - which should also build on Ubuntu. > I am running into issue when trying to configure the Generic with A > Base Selection for Benchmarking purpose and the compile is failing > at Glibc with error that the kernel headers are too old. The Linux header are included with T2, however maybe this ad-hoc "benchmark" is not correctly configured anymore, as I only quickly stuffed it together for a test (thus the name benchmark). Better select a more useful target, such as generic, desktop, ... > Also, I have burnt the iso image from your server on a CD and it > boots fine on VMWare, but when I boot on a real system, it just > gives me the grub text mode prompt grub> and I tried playing > around with the grub text mode but it doesnt recognize the cdrom > device. Yeah - I just some month ago improved our GRUB to work around bugs in the CD-ROM emulation, so the next ISOs should work better. When you build your own ISOs you could also choose to use syslinux. > I have read the documentation and there doesnt seem to be a > standard reliable and working way to repeat build images documented > somewhere. Would somebody please help me with a short list of > instructions that are guaranteed to build a system. http://www.t2-project.org/documentation/buildintro.html > I have to create my linux build environment and install on a USB > Flash drive, and I will be happy if somebody can provide some > instructions for that as well. You can build a normal T2 ISO with Grub, and then use our iso2stick converter script which comes with T2 co install the system bootable onto a USB Stick: ./misc/archive/iso2stick.sh some-t2-target-with-grub.iso /dev/sdb # or what your stick device is -- René Rebe - ExactCODE GmbH - Europe, Germany, Berlin http://exactcode.de | http://t2-project.org | http://rene.rebe.name
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