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iLiad iLiad Development VMWare image
#1  Adam B. 03-30-2007, 11:28 AM
Filename: iliad-dev.tar.bz2
Filesize: 756MB
MD5: 5ee0c35a5000f90aad0acc66c6ee70d8

On Windows, you'll need a program like WinRar (shareware) or 7-zip (open source freeware) to extract it.

This file is a trimmed down version of the VMware virtual image that I am using for development. It has *many* libraries already compiled and installed. It also has vncserver setup and an iLiad scratchbox area for testing apps.

Login Information:
Username: root
Password: password

Username: developer
Password: password

VNC Server 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. I reccmend you connect to the machine through putty on windows, since it is a better interface for console development.

To change between development and testing environments, type sb-menu at the prompt, and then choose select. You will want to select iliad-dev for compiling applications, and iliad-irex for testing.

You can find instructions for compiling here: http://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...8&postcount=35 or http://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/Ilia...cial_toolchain
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#2  Alexander Turcic 03-30-2007, 11:33 AM
Great! I will snap it as soon as it's on Megashare, then we can also host it @ MobileRead.

Adam, what Linux distribution did you pick?
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#3  Adam B. 03-30-2007, 11:45 AM
I used debian. I installed it with very minimal options. This let me keep the file size down, and lets users run with with minimal overhead. You can apt-get gnome or whatever window manager you want if you like, but I prefer it without. I've set this up by following Antartica's instructions in the wiki.
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#4  henkvdg 03-30-2007, 11:47 AM
You probably could use rapidshare.com
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#5  henkvdg 03-30-2007, 11:51 AM
Quote Adam B.
Edit: oops, hit submit too soon. It'll be up in less than an hour.

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Install player, and open virtual machine. It should start and run without problems. I reccmend you connect to the machine through putty on windows, since it is a better interface for console development.

To change between development and testing environments, type sb-menu at the prompt, and then choose select. You will want to select iliad-dev for compiling applications, and iliad-irex for testing.

You can find instructions for compiling and testing here: http://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/Ilia...cial_toolchain

Also, if anyone knows a better place to put a file this large, let me know. Megashares is nice, but it must have 7 downloads every 25 days to keep it alive...

You probably need a program like dropbear on the iLiad, to be able to run stuff remotely and to make screenshots, right?

And could you publish your version of AbiWord here as well? Please.
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#6  Adam B. 03-30-2007, 11:55 AM
My browser just crashed with 10% remaining... I'm uploading it again. On the plus side, this time I used bzip compression, and it reduced the file size by almost 100MB.

I consider dropbear almost a necessity when testing programs on the iLiad. You will need it for making screenshots, and fro running programs without using the contentlister.

To be honest, I don't know what will happen when you try to run abiword on the iLiad in it's current state. It probably just won't run. With a program that big and complicated, it think it'd be best to wait until I do some testing and debugging before releasing any version.
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#7  henkvdg 03-30-2007, 11:57 AM
Quote Adam B.
My browser just crashed with 10% remaining... I'm uploading it again.

I consider dropbear almost a necessity when testing programs on the iLiad. You will need it for making screenshots, and fro running programs without using the contentlister.

To be honest, I don't know what will happen when you try to run abiword on the iLiad in it's current state. It probably just won't run. With a program that big and complicated, it think it'd be best to wait until I do some testing and debugging before releasing any version.

OK, I'll wait

Your iLiad is in the mail??
Will you receive a developers unit?
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#8  Adam B. 03-30-2007, 11:59 AM
Quote henkvdg
OK, I'll wait

Your iLiad is in the mail??
Will you receive a developers unit?
Due to shipping issues, my iLiad is currently on it's way to their repair center now. It'll probably be another week and a half before I get it back. I most likely won't recieve a developer unit because I'm not a strong enough kernel/driver developer to be the head of that project.
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#9  vranghel 03-30-2007, 01:47 PM
Adam, if you want, I could host the file on my dreamhost account. PM me if you're interested.
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#10  Alexander Turcic 03-30-2007, 01:52 PM
Quote vranghel
Adam, if you want, I could host the file on my dreamhost account. PM me if you're interested.
That'd be cool. With a few mirrors plus perhaps Rapidshare&Co, we should be fine.
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