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2010-06-28
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#12
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Originally Posted by danielwilms
Hello Daniel
Hi,
we are running still some tests and fixing some bugs. I cannot tell you any exact day, but it hopefully won't take long any more. Please stay tuned on that. In the meanwhile have a look at the Nokia Qt SDK or if you aren't using Qt you could be interested in MADDE. But it all depends on what you really want to do.
Daniel
Any updates on the desktop virtual image? or at least a pointer to a step-by-step guide to building such an image on the server image. I need maemo SDK and Qt.
Thanks
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2010-07-01
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#13
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Originally Posted by danielwilms
I'm interested in the desktop vmdk too. The "old" one worked well for me. Any idea of when it will be available again?
The server-image is needed for the ESBox installation. As there are still some issues with the Karmic image and the SDK is not part of the server image and is installed during the installation process, we decided to put the old image up again, to not block the ESBox users, who want to set up their environment by hand. Sorry for the confusion!
Daniel
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2010-07-01
, 17:44
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#14
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Originally Posted by harryw
So the old one worked for you? I was under the impression that it is not working at all. I guess I'll download it using BitTorrent until the new one is fixed. I remember seeing it somewhere.
I'm interested in the desktop vmdk too. The "old" one worked well for me. Any idea of when it will be available again?
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2010-07-08
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#15
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Originally Posted by mssusa
Hi,
Hello Daniel
Any updates on the desktop virtual image? or at least a pointer to a step-by-step guide to building such an image on the server image. I need maemo SDK and Qt.
Thanks
It seems that desktop images are still missing. However, you can follow next steps to configure it yourself. At least I made it without any serious problems, even I do not have so much experience in Linux stuff. So,
1. Take clean Vmware Ubuntu Karmic Desktop image from here
http://wwvv.quotrader.org/system/software/ubuntu/910/
2. Follow instructions to install and configure Xephyr, Scratchbox, SDK
http://wiki.maemo.org/Documentation/...K_Installation
3. Follow instructions to install QT
http://wiki.maemo.org/Qt4_Hildon
Good luck!
-Aleksandr
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2010-07-09
, 12:52
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@ Oulu, Finland
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#16
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Maemo Ubuntu Karmic Desktop virtual SDK image is now back online.
Sorry for the delay.
Sorry for the delay.
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2010-07-11
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#17
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Great to see the Images online again!
However, with the current image I have no connection to the Internet from my Windows host system.
This was working flawless before for other images.
The only difference I can see in the moment is, that "System->Preferences->Network Connections" shows (in the new image) 2 "wired" entries "IfUpdown (usb0)" and IfUpdown(bnep0)".
The old images showed only one single entry "autho eth0" - details contain a MAC address.
I would add a similar entry to test, but don't know the MAC address of the network card - as seen inside the VM.
The MAC address on the several other old images is always different for each image.
How do I get the MAC address ?
Is there any other way to enable internet access for the new VMWare image?
2) the new VMWare image uses a path "/home/tieto/niranjan_folder/work/20100409/..." for the HD image. It results just in a warning, but could be corrected for future versions to a filename without path.
However, with the current image I have no connection to the Internet from my Windows host system.
This was working flawless before for other images.
The only difference I can see in the moment is, that "System->Preferences->Network Connections" shows (in the new image) 2 "wired" entries "IfUpdown (usb0)" and IfUpdown(bnep0)".
The old images showed only one single entry "autho eth0" - details contain a MAC address.
I would add a similar entry to test, but don't know the MAC address of the network card - as seen inside the VM.
The MAC address on the several other old images is always different for each image.
How do I get the MAC address ?
Is there any other way to enable internet access for the new VMWare image?
2) the new VMWare image uses a path "/home/tieto/niranjan_folder/work/20100409/..." for the HD image. It results just in a warning, but could be corrected for future versions to a filename without path.
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2010-07-12
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@ Helsinki, Finland
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Originally Posted by ek-zwo
Hi,
Great to see the Images online again!
However, with the current image I have no connection to the Internet from my Windows host system.
This was working flawless before for other images.
The only difference I can see in the moment is, that "System->Preferences->Network Connections" shows (in the new image) 2 "wired" entries "IfUpdown (usb0)" and IfUpdown(bnep0)".
The old images showed only one single entry "autho eth0" - details contain a MAC address.
I would add a similar entry to test, but don't know the MAC address of the network card - as seen inside the VM.
The MAC address on the several other old images is always different for each image.
How do I get the MAC address ?
Is there any other way to enable internet access for the new VMWare image?
2) the new VMWare image uses a path "/home/tieto/niranjan_folder/work/20100409/..." for the HD image. It results just in a warning, but could be corrected for future versions to a filename without path.
Thank you for your updates on the image.
Yes, as rightly pointed .. the interfaces are missing in the image and the following step is needed to access the internet ..... Execute the command "sudo dhclient" from the terminal. dhclient asks your dhcp server or router to give you a dynamically assigned IP address and after that you are connected to internet from the image too.
2) Thanks for pointing it out. This would be taken care in future versions
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2010-07-12
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Originally Posted by Lavanya
Thanks for the quick reply! It just worked as you described it.
..... Execute the command "sudo dhclient" from the terminal. dhclient asks your dhcp server or router to give you a dynamically assigned IP address and after that you are connected to internet from the image too.
Just for the records: This enables Network access only temporarily and has to be repeated each time you start the image and login.
Adding an entry to Network connections manually and use the displayed MAC address did not work...
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2010-07-13
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@ Bangalore, India
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Originally Posted by ek-zwo
Hi,
Thanks for the quick reply! It just worked as you described it.
Just for the records: This enables Network access only temporarily and has to be repeated each time you start the image and login.
Adding an entry to Network connections manually and use the displayed MAC address did not work...
Thanks for providing your feedback.
I would suggest you to perform the following steps to resolve your problem permanently.
1- Edit as sudo /etc/network/interfaces in the image
2- Add the following at the top & save
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
auto eth0
iface eth0 inet dhcp
3- Reboot the image manually from the menu or do "sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart"
Now you should be able to access the internet even without any further changes after rebooting the image.
Regards,
Niranjan
Last edited by ndash; 2010-07-13 at 11:47.
Daniel