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| - | #Press '''ESC''' when the boot begins in order to get into GRUB boot menu. | + | #Press '''ESC''' when the boot begins to get into GRUB boot menu. |
| - | #Press '''TAB''' in order to edit boot line. | + | #Press '''TAB''' to edit boot line. |
| | #Remove ''quiet'' from boot line and then boot. | | #Remove ''quiet'' from boot line and then boot. |
| - | #After boot is complete, press '''ALT-F1''' in order to get into console and login without your user account. | + | #After boot is complete, press '''ALT-F1''' to get into console and login without your user account. |
| | #Type <tt>sudo telinit 3</tt> to disable autospawning of the UX. | | #Type <tt>sudo telinit 3</tt> to disable autospawning of the UX. |
| | #Type <tt>sudo startx</tt> to start X11 with TWM :) | | #Type <tt>sudo startx</tt> to start X11 with TWM :) |
Revision as of 21:51, 11 June 2010
Installation
Installation steps:
- Download the MeeGo v1.0 for netbooks image and change its extension (simple rename) to ISO.
- Create VirtualBox virtual machine
- Select virtual machine type Linux/Fedora.
- Create 8 GB virtual hard drive.
- Enable PAE.
- Enable 3D acceleration.
- Set CD-image to the downloaded MeeGo image.
- Boot the virtual machine for the first time. Choose Installation only from the boot menu.
- Follow the installation wizard and install MeeGo on the virtual hard drive.
- After you are back in the boot menu, turn off the virtual machine.
- Set virtual machine's CD-image to Empty.
- Boot your MeeGo system for the second time.
MeeGo does not seem to go anywhere except showing background image. It is however possible to get X11 with TWM running easily. This is enough for development work.
Workaround:
- Press ESC when the boot begins to get into GRUB boot menu.
- Press TAB to edit boot line.
- Remove quiet from boot line and then boot.
- After boot is complete, press ALT-F1 to get into console and login without your user account.
- Type sudo telinit 3 to disable autospawning of the UX.
- Type sudo startx to start X11 with TWM :)
Result:
Installing VirtualBox guest additions
- Install dependencies:
sudo yum install kernel-headers kernel-devel gcc make patch kernel-netbook-devel meego-lsb
- Download (for example with wget) DKMS and install it by issuing
sudo rpm -ivh dkms-2.1.1.2-1.noarch.rpm
- Set KERN_DIR:
export KERN_DIR=/usr/src/kernels/2.6.33.3-11.1-netbook
- Mount CD-drive and build guest additions:
sudo mount /dev/sr0 /mnt && cd /mnt && sudo ./VBoxLinuxAdditions-x86.run