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== Requirements == | == Requirements == | ||
| − | In order to build your own product images, you will need the meego-image-creator (mic2) package for your host GNU/Linux distribution. Unfortunately using Microsoft Windows is not supported for building images. If Microsoft Windows is your preferred development environment then we suggest you install a modern GNU/Linux system in a virtual machine to follow the image | + | In order to build your own product images, you will need the meego-image-creator (mic2) package for your host GNU/Linux distribution. Unfortunately using Microsoft Windows is not supported for building images. If Microsoft Windows is your preferred development environment then we suggest you install a modern GNU/Linux system in a virtual machine to follow the image creation procedure. |
== Getting Started == | == Getting Started == | ||
== What Next? == | == What Next? == | ||
Revision as of 11:19, 16 December 2011
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Introduction
This page is intended as a brief introduction on creating your own base images. The target image will boot in to an instance of the Qt QML Viewer application running as the X Session, which is a good starting point when trying to build your own products. Following this article you should be able to build your own images, boot them on a device, and be prepared for the next stage in product creation, User:TomSwindell/Building Custom Images.
Requirements
In order to build your own product images, you will need the meego-image-creator (mic2) package for your host GNU/Linux distribution. Unfortunately using Microsoft Windows is not supported for building images. If Microsoft Windows is your preferred development environment then we suggest you install a modern GNU/Linux system in a virtual machine to follow the image creation procedure.
