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The generated filesystem in can be copied to any partition on the sdcard and then booted.
 
The generated filesystem in can be copied to any partition on the sdcard and then booted.
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== Installing ==
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The System can be installed on any partition on sd-card, but 2GB space is a recommended minimum.
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A working image can be found [http://vps.jm0.eu/gta04/plasma-active-armv7l-gta04.tar.gz here].
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Just extract it to a partition on your sdcard.
  
 
== Current Issues ==
 
== Current Issues ==
  
* plasma-device uses 100% cpu and does not react to clicks on the screen.
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* Kernel Panic happens sometimes while booting.
* Kernel Panic happens 50% of the time during boot.
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Revision as of 15:51, 24 March 2013

Contents

Mer on Openmoko Successor GTA04

This page details the steps required to bring up a development environment which can be used to create a basic Mer image.

The hardware adaptation is maintained in the project [https://build.merproject.org/project/packages?project=home%3Amayerjosua home:mayerjosua

Working

  • Linux 2.6.32
  • OpenGl-ES
  • USB Networking
  • PlasmaActive

Not working

  • Linux 3.7.0 + OpenGL-ES with X.org

Building a Plasma Active Image

An adaptation kickstart file can be generated from the plasma-active-kickstart repository:

mer-kickstarter -e . -c latest-devel/plasma-active-latest-devel.yaml -o plasma-active-latest-ks

To build an image from the result:

cd plasma-active-latest-ks
sudo mic create fs plasma-active-armv7l-gta04.ks -o . --arch=armv7hl --logfile=plasma-active-build.log

The generated filesystem in can be copied to any partition on the sdcard and then booted.

Installing

The System can be installed on any partition on sd-card, but 2GB space is a recommended minimum.

A working image can be found here. Just extract it to a partition on your sdcard.

Current Issues

  • Kernel Panic happens sometimes while booting.
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