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Because the processor for the beagleboard C4 is an OMAP3530 and the N900 currently sports a similar processor, it seems wise to start with the [[ARM]] page. | Because the processor for the beagleboard C4 is an OMAP3530 and the N900 currently sports a similar processor, it seems wise to start with the [[ARM]] page. | ||
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| + | = First steps = | ||
| + | So far we've no image or kernel for beagleboard ready. But what works so far: | ||
| + | * Take the n900 rootfs version and extract to the rootfs partition of the beagle sdcard setup (see beagleboard docs). | ||
| + | * Use a working beagleboard kernel and copy the modules now over to the rootfs. | ||
| + | * add needed entries for /etc/fstab | ||
| + | * add script to poll /dev/watchdog every 50 sec. and activate it as initscript. | ||
| + | * change in /etc/securetty from ttyS0 to ttyS2 | ||
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| + | This should get you up and running. Note: the yum repositories contain still ia32 paths. So it won't work as-is. | ||
This page is dedicated to getting MeeGo running on the Beagleboard. More info on the beagleboard can be found here
Because the processor for the beagleboard C4 is an OMAP3530 and the N900 currently sports a similar processor, it seems wise to start with the ARM page.
So far we've no image or kernel for beagleboard ready. But what works so far:
This should get you up and running. Note: the yum repositories contain still ia32 paths. So it won't work as-is.