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#91
You can get it from openrepos, https://openrepos.net/content/nieldk/zsh-0
 

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easy!
thanks!
 

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Originally Posted by bennypr0fane View Post
Has anyone tried porting the csync command line utility to Sailfish?
Well, build, just for you (no idea if it works, give feedback)
https://build.merproject.org/package...lnielsen/csync
 

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Don't know if it's been touched on here, but I was able to use make/automake/autoconf to build and install the full Qemu suite and all dependencies, (Ocaml, Yajl, CDRkit, etc), right on the phone. It took a while, (I think Qemu was building for nearly an hour, once all the dependencies were installed), and I ended up deleting it all, since what I was trying to do didn't work out for me, (I'm far from a Qemu pro), but I was glad for the experience to see that it all worked out without a computer.
 

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Any help w/ this, (let me know if in the wrong place...)- Having built and installed Qemu 4 on my Xperia X Compact running Sailfish 3, I was able to follow this guide - https://github.com/wimvanderbauwhede...y-Pi-3-on-QEMU - and log into raspberry pi, (screen shot). Problem I have is that I would like to use graphics. Any chance of it? I'm a noob at this stuff, so don't understand much technically, but from what I've read, I think I understand that kvm is not an option, so vnc would be necessary, but vnc viewer in Jolla store is inadequate, (buggy and lacking good text and mouse support). I was able to get into taspi config in terminal, and attempted to set boot to Desktop option, but got error, (generic 'unable to complete' or something ...
What could I do?
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Originally Posted by levone1 View Post
I was able to get into taspi config in terminal, and attempted to set boot to Desktop option, but got error, (generic 'unable to complete' or something ...
What could I do?
This is a lite image from rpi without window manager so I would suggest:
Code:
sudo apt-get install xfce4
... and reboot
 

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Originally Posted by Halftux View Post
This is a lite image from rpi without window manager so I would suggest:
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sudo apt-get install xfce4
... and reboot
Went through 519 mb of fetching packages, then ended at 99 percent with a few 404s. I tried again with --fix-missing, and the same...
 

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Originally Posted by levone1 View Post
Went through 519 mb of fetching packages, then ended at 99 percent with a few 404s. I tried again with --fix-missing, and the same...
ehmm try to update the catalog.

Code:
sudo apt-get update
 

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Originally Posted by Halftux View Post
ehmm try to update the catalog.

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sudo apt-get update
sorry - I did think of that suddenly right after I clicked 'post reply'... so, i did it, and got http process ending unexpectedly ... segmentation fault. Probably need to change sources...
 

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Originally Posted by levone1 View Post
sorry - I did think of that suddenly right after I clicked 'post reply'
No problem and no need to say sorry Maybe I need to say sorry. What ever.

Originally Posted by levone1 View Post
... so, i did it, and got http process ending unexpectedly ... segmentation fault. Probably need to change sources...
Could mean everything maybe not enough ram. Or it is some problem with qemu. Or some configure option or compiler flag when you compile the needed packages on arm. Maybe it is better to try it on a real pc first, to make sure that the approach has success. And when everything is working like you want, then try to get it running on the mobile.

Try also to make a apt-get dist-upgrade. So the right procedure would be.
Code:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
reboot
sudo apt-get install xfce4
reboot

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