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maxzar100 2008-06-25 07:55

Re: Running Debian in a chroot
 
nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo its that easy dam it, i already curputed my memory card trying to make it into partions and mount it. DOooooooooooooom.


UPDATE: i have fixed the corrupted memory guide, but now i have to untar it again....... yyyyyyyyyy (sadd face)

ok then im gonna just use the installer, and see what happens, I really want fire fox 3 and open office I WILL DO ANYTHING!!!

qole 2008-06-25 08:11

Re: Running Debian in a chroot
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by maxzar100 (Post 195464)
I really want fire fox 3 and open office I WILL DO ANYTHING!!!

<raises one eyebrow ominously and smiles dangerously>

Anything?

maxzar100 2008-06-25 08:14

Re: Running Debian in a chroot
 
just making sure:

do i need to un tar the debian image, or just the 1gb partion.

qole 2008-06-25 08:31

Re: Running Debian in a chroot
 
  1. Untar the Debian image onto /media/mmc1 or /media/mmc2 ... you now have a big 1GB file called debian.img.ext2 on your SD card.
  2. Navigate to this page on your tablet. Click on either the mmc1 deb or the mmc2 deb, depending on where your Debian image is located. Install the file with Application Manager when the browser asks you.
  3. Enjoy OpenOffice, Firefox, etc.

maxzar100 2008-06-25 08:37

Re: Running Debian in a chroot
 
strange. it didnt work. it installed everything, but none of the apps load....

maxzar100 2008-06-25 08:44

Re: Running Debian in a chroot
 
oh i see, i didnt extract the disk image, only the fake 1gb of memory. Im extracting the disk image now. Have you tried out the DS or PS1 emulator for the n800


should i reinstall the .deb file, because i installed it before i extracted the Debian image.

qole 2008-06-25 08:53

Re: Running Debian in a chroot
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by maxzar100 (Post 195483)
should i reinstall the .deb file, because i installed it before i extracted the Debian image.

No. Just put the "debian.img.ext2" file in the right place and try your icons again. It will work if you have the file in the right place.

As I said above, try a small application first, like the matchbox keyboard. (you have to choose the matchbox kbd icon a second time to make it go away)

If that works, then go on to try bigger things.

maxzar100 2008-06-25 09:17

Re: Running Debian in a chroot
 
dude its working thanks so much. the problem was that you had to restart after the installation

qole 2008-06-25 10:17

Re: Running Debian in a chroot
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by maxzar100 (Post 195493)
dude its working thanks so much. the problem was that you had to restart after the installation

That's a very interesting piece of information. I'll make sure to include that in future how-to tutorials. Thanks.

pipeline 2008-06-25 11:07

Re: Running Debian in a chroot
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by qole (Post 195173)
Should I include the ext2.ko and mbcache.ko files? Do they come "stock" with OS2008?

They are stock files, so i wouldnt think you would want to add.

Your bzip2 dependency probably works in red-pill mode since thats how bzip2 needs to be installed (wont show in list otherwise). Thats probably not something you want to make users do though.


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