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Originally Posted by juandp77 View Post
ok guys here its the link to gentoo http://db.tt/STd3Zmg to chroot do this:

Code:
sudo mkdir /.gentoo
sudo qchroot /home/user/MyDocs/gentoo-v1.img.ext2 /.gentoo
so please keep a feedback

Thanks

PD: arm gentoo info: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-arm.xml
Thanx Juan,

This image really needs some work. Tried an emerge --sync which ran for an hour, but tried to sync the whole repository and ran out of space. Will look into it later and report back. Thanks nevertheless.
 
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#352
if you ran out of space maybe we need a biger image, perhaps 3 or 3.5 gb
 
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#353
Originally Posted by juandp77 View Post
if you ran out of space maybe we need a biger image, perhaps 3 or 3.5 gb

Wait with that.

Couple of questions first.

Your image has one of the same problems that mine also had: a profile problem that somehow I did not manage to get solved, within the chroot. I don't know what the problem is yet. Have you encountered this yourself?

Flags. Have any flags been set?

It looks to me as if there should be a better solution than just increasing the image size.
 
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#354
Sorry to come in with this but I can't seem to make Ubuntu run. I downloaded the image (had to take it off and decompress on the desktop though) and put that in MyDocs. Installed the .deb and rebooted. When I try to click on Ubuntu LXDE, it acts like it wants to start and then quits.
Any ideas on how to make it work? I can access chroot in the terminal for Ubuntu but don't know what I might do to make it work there.
 
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#355
Originally Posted by juandp77 View Post
Hi all I have manage to port ubuntu, fedora, and archlinux just like easy-debian. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izZ_eSUtBQo

First of all let me thanks to qole for the job he has done , I modify the scripts he used to run Meego in Xephyr in order to run this linux distros

WARNING: Do this at your own Risk!!!
There are still so much work to do, this is a work in progress project so keep that in mind if you want to install this

So lets go, first of all, you need this:

* Easy-chroot installed
* Easy-Debian (not necessary but recommended)
* Rootsh and nano installed on the device

Please follow all the steps in orden, pay special attention in the locations of the files.
Tried and it works! Very simple and easy instructions for Ubuntu. Thank you.
 
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#356
Originally Posted by juandp77 View Post
if you ran out of space maybe we need a biger image, perhaps 3 or 3.5 gb
Actually we do. Iīll increase the size with dd today, because no matter what I tried I kept running into disk space problems after emerging what seemed to be the whole universe, the internet and the old bbs-archives in one .

I donīt know where you got the image, but I noticed no negative USE flags had been set in /etc/make.conf. I assume that to be the reason we ran out of space here. So, Iīll increase the image and retry a new emerge --sync to get up to date and install a WM.

Travel safe!
 
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Originally Posted by cincibluer6 View Post
Sorry to come in with this but I can't seem to make Ubuntu run. I downloaded the image (had to take it off and decompress on the desktop though) and put that in MyDocs. Installed the .deb and rebooted. When I try to click on Ubuntu LXDE, it acts like it wants to start and then quits.
Any ideas on how to make it work? I can access chroot in the terminal for Ubuntu but don't know what I might do to make it work there.

Have you followed the instructions for other people that ran into this problem? Itīs all in the thread already.
 
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sorry for not respond, I am really bussy right now I have to study a lot to get the neurosurgery residency so I will not post at least until february, I know there are people in here that have more knowloge than me in this area (like qole, anthonie, kingoddball and others) that will help if any one need it, as soon I can get more time I will dedicate all my efforts to port archlinux and gentoo to n900. see you guys
 

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Good Luck in your studies! We will miss you!!!
 
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Originally Posted by anthonie View Post
Have you followed the instructions for other people that ran into this problem? Itīs all in the thread already.
I'm currently on page 18 and haven't found anything yet. I've seen the black screen problems but not with a failed boot. If I can't figure it out, I'll post results of going into Ubuntu chroot.
It is along the lines of having "no image file or partition specified." and there is no directory in /media/mmc1/ubuntu.img though I know the file is actually in MyDocs. I might try copying it to the card and rebooting and hoping for it to work.
 
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