SDK/Docs/1.1/Setting up Netbook

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This page explains how to prepare a netbook so it can act as a deployment target for MeeGo development.

Instructions for installing MeeGo on a netbook are available here.

If you don't have access to a netbook which can run MeeGo, you can use QEMU or Xephyr as a deployment target instead.

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Note: If you are using N900 for debugging, OpenSSH and gdbserver are included in the image. Thus, you do not have to install them separately.

Some devices require extra configuration and packages before you can deploy from Qt Creator to them. Install them from the command line as follows:

Deployment from Qt Creator to a real device uses SSH for file copying, so you need OpenSSH server on the device. If it's not already available, install it with:
```
sudo zypper install openssh-server
```
To start the SSH server manually (you'll need to do this just after you've installed it, otherwise it won't be available until you reboot):
```
sudo /etc/init.d/sshd start
```
To add it to the init sequence so it starts at boot time:
```
sudo chkconfig --add sshd
```
If you want to debug applications remotely, you need gdbserver on the remote device. If not available, install it with:
```
sudo zypper install gdb-gdbserver
```
The root user needs to be able to access the X server on the remote device. Configure this with:
```
xhost +SI:localuser:root
```

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 This page explains how to prepare a netbook so it can act as a deployment target for MeeGo development.
-If you don't have a netbook running MeeGo, you can use QEMU or Xephyr as a deployment target instead.
+Instructions for installing MeeGo on a netbook are [http://meego.com/devices/netbook/installing-meego-your-netbook available here].
+If you don't have access to a netbook which can run MeeGo, you can use QEMU or Xephyr as a deployment target instead.
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