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$ chmod +x ./meego-sdk-installer-online<br>
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$ sudo -E ./meego-sdk-installer-online --verbose <br>
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Note: it will install the image Praj created on Feb 13 for MWC<br>
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Note that --verbose is  optional and "-E" is to preserve the environment (especially for http_proxy).
The installer will use "sudo" during the installation. If you have proxy setting, make sure the proxy setting can be passed through to the sudoers. You can use "sudo -E" to preserve the environment or you need to add<br>
The installer will use "sudo" during the installation. If you have proxy setting, make sure the proxy setting can be passed through to the sudoers. You can use "sudo -E" to preserve the environment or you need to add<br>
Defaults env_keep += "http_proxy https_proxy no_proxy"<br><br>
Defaults env_keep += "http_proxy https_proxy no_proxy"<br><br>
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into /etc/sudoers. Even you run the installer with root, you still need to configure that!
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into /etc/sudoers.
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<h2>Installer Overview</h2>
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The installation script does the following:
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<li><strong>Removes previous installations of the SDK</strong><br>
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Old packages and toolchains can create invalid configurations.</li>
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<li><strong>Adds a meego-sdk repository configuration file</strong></li>
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  <li><strong>Installs 6 main packages, plus dependencies</strong>: <br>
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<li>madde                    (used to configure the build toolchain)</li>
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<li>meego-qemu-ia32          (qemu runtime configuration)</li>
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  <li>qemu-gl                  (gl-accelerated virtual machine with device skins)</li>
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  <li>meego-sdk-i586-toolchain  (meego toolchain)</li>
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  <li>meego-sdk-qtcreator      (Qt Creator for MeeGo)</li>
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  <li>qt-tools                  (Useful development tools for Qt development)</li>
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<li><strong>Downloads the MeeGo QEMU runtime</strong> <br>
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The SDK uses an emulator (QEMU) to load a MeeGo runtime image in a window on your workstation.  This emulates a target device running the MeeGo OS and allows you to run and debug your application without requiring a device.  This download is ~650MB.
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<li><strong>Downloads the MeeGo toolchain</strong><br>
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The SDK uses a toolchain to build applications on your host that will run on MeeGo.  Inside Qt Creator the toolchain is referred to as a "Target".  This download is ~250MB.</li>
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If you have trouble with the script, you can walk through the manual steps[http://wiki.meego.com/SDK/Docs/1.1/Getting_started_with_the_MeeGo_SDK_for_Linux Getting_started_with_the_MeeGo_SDK_for_Linux]
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<h2>Next Step</h2>
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Once you have downloaded the SDK components you are ready to <a href="https://otcshare.org/meego-tablet/node/280">configure Qt Creator to develop MeeGo applications</a>.
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<h2> Add Tablet targets </h2>
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We use meego-sdk-update-target tool to add new target. For detailed usage of meego-sdk-update-target, please refer to [http://wiki.meego.com/SDK/Tutorials/Add_a_new_target Add a new target]
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Revision as of 05:08, 24 March 2011

Run the MeeGo SDK Installer

Download and run the installation script:

DescriptionDownload Link
Tablet SDK installer 1.2 preview meego-sdk-installer-online


$ chmod +x ./meego-sdk-installer-online
$ sudo -E ./meego-sdk-installer-online --verbose

Note that --verbose is optional and "-E" is to preserve the environment (especially for http_proxy).

The installer will use "sudo" during the installation. If you have proxy setting, make sure the proxy setting can be passed through to the sudoers. You can use "sudo -E" to preserve the environment or you need to add

Defaults env_keep += "http_proxy https_proxy no_proxy"

into /etc/sudoers.

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