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• Mer OBS VM Setup Guide
  Mer aims to be an open, inclusive, meritocratically governed and openly As with Meego, Mer is built upon the Open Build Service infrastructure. This
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• Main Page
  == Introduction to Mer == ...ding a mobile-optimised base distribution for use by device manufacturers. Mer is based upon the work from the Core section of the [https://meego.com MeeG
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• Mer OBS VM Setup Guide
  Mer aims to be an open, inclusive, meritocratically governed and openly As with Meego, Mer is built upon the Open Build Service infrastructure. This
  21 KB (3,315 words) - 12:08, 6 December 2011
• Contribution in detail
  ...o resubmit corrected patches. It is the user facing part of the [[process| Mer change control process]] ... WIP and mainly useful as an editing baseline. Talk to lbt or Stskeeps in #mer for more details.
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• OBS Setup
  ...c evaluation installation and is not meant as production ready or hardened setup. ...install their own OBS and can just use an account on a publicly accessible OBS.
  9 KB (1,352 words) - 13:56, 24 April 2012
• Mer Delivery System
  ...he Mer Delivery System (MDS) to make it easy for vendors to track upstream Mer releases. MDS is a small collection of tools that both supports distributing Mer
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• Platform SDK
  ...pectacle]], osc, qemu, etc, to make it easier for a developer to work with Mer. ... the SDK under /srv/mer (HADK followers pls point home e.g. MER_ROOT=$HOME/mer instead, and your $HOME should not be mounted with nosuid or nodev options!
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• Adaptation Guide/Step by step
  * device suitable with one of the Mer architectures. See: [[OBS_architecture_naming]] ...implified guide you will need an account on the [[:Category:cobs|Community OBS]]
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• Osc Setup
  This page describes how to setup osc to build for Mer inside the Mer SDK and a some basic osc usage. osc is a tool to interact with OBS servers. It provides many functions including:
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• Nemo/Development
  As Nemo is using Mer as its core, one should also remember to look into those repositories at ht ...ks->WebHook URLs''' ([https://help.github.com/articles/post-receive-hooks Guide at Github])and enter https://webhook.merproject.org/webhook/ to the URL fie
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• U-boot adaptation guide
  * This guide is meant for converting a working u-boot to boot to mer / nemo '''from SD card or internal eMMC'''. * Mer / Nemo / etc image with separate FAT or Ext2 boot partition and a root part
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• MDS2
  ...n MDS1. This means that instead of accessing Mer:MDS:Core:i586, you access Mer:MDS:Core:i586:<version|tag|branch> This guide has been tested with:
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• Nemo/Qt5Porting
  ...dvent of webhooks, we are now able to easily build software we maintain on OBS just with git interaction. Luckily, it also gives us the capability to buil = Packaging setup =
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• Adaptations/faq-hadk
  ...l be building and flashing quite a few times, in which tutorial during the setup screen can be annoying. You can skip that by tapping on the each corner of Your device adaptation should be on Mer OBS (read "Building things on OBS" below)
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