I have created a VMWare image of Ubuntu setup with what you need to get started porting/developing on the iRex DR1000.
You can download the image from one of the mirrors below:
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Filename: DR1000DevImage.tar.bz2
Filesize: 1.350.759.956 bytes
MD5: 67aaee460ad668644575581fbac2aab0
Username: user
Password: password
How to use:
Download VMWare Player or Server:
http://www.vmware.com/download/player/Install player, and open virtual machine. It should start and run without problems.
You'll use Anjuta to compile applications and you can deploy and test them in the qemu emulator. Hello_World is already on there, so you can use that for testing.
And here is a mirror for Germany:
http://www.justread.de/downloads/DR1000DevImage.tar.bz2Thank you Adam, you rock.
As my intro to DR1000 development, I decided to port Leafpad, a simple text editor.
See
the post on the iRex forums.
Now all I need is a physical keyboard that plugs into the little port on the bottom of the device.
Is there a tutorial for working with ajunta? Lets say I try to port little games already existing - how proceed?
Thanks!
Gogolo
Hi,
one question: what's the root password for the ubuntu installation in the image? ('password' does not work for me)
Quote marcins
Hi,
one question: what's the root password for the ubuntu installation in the image? ('password' does not work for me)
Do you really need the password for root? I can do all I want with sudo with this VMWare image.
Thanks, nice tutorial!
Quote marcins
Hi,
one question: what's the root password for the ubuntu installation in the image? ('password' does not work for me)
uhm try.
sudo passwd root
Does this image have the 2.0 sources and if so is it workable for the DR800 as well?
Quote garywitscher
Does this image have the 2.0 sources and if so is it workable for the DR800 as well?
The image is very old, so you need to do some updates yourself. The basics are explained
here in the iOn Development Environment.pdf document from iRex. The development environment (compiler, Poky, Anjuta) is already installed, so you only need step 3, 4, 5 and 7.
In section 3.2.1.2 the intltoolize step is missing, you need to execute it to have a proper makefile in the /po-directory.
Source code for the firmware is
here. (Although the firmware is called 2.0, the SDK/Sources for the latest software are in the 4.0 directory.)
The default configuration for the emulator in the SDK is DR800.