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imported_>juiceme: /* Installing latest Debian Jessie */

2018-12-25T16:14:47Z

Installing latest Debian Jessie

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	# Unpack the lzma compressed file, this will take about 45 minutes if you do it in the N900 as lzma uncompression is really heavy operation. The uncompressed image is about 2.1GB in size and has md5 hash of <b>fab8adc6b08307d6e5d71a1252c26355</b>		# Unpack the lzma compressed file, this will take about 45 minutes if you do it in the N900 as lzma uncompression is really heavy operation. The uncompressed image is about 2.1GB in size and has md5 hash of <b>fab8adc6b08307d6e5d71a1252c26355</b>
	# Move the image to a suitable place, for example to your MyDocs or sd card.		# Move the image to a suitable place, for example to your MyDocs or sd card.
	# Set up your new image to be the Easy Debian image. This is done by editing the file /home/user/.chroot and setting the image location in IMGFILE parameter, for example, if the image is in your MyDocs like this ~~<code>~~IMGFILE=/home/user/MyDocs/debian_jessie2sulu_armhf.img~~</code>~~		# Set up your new image to be the Easy Debian image. This is done by editing the file /home/user/.chroot and setting the image location in IMGFILE parameter, for example, if the image is in your MyDocs like this '''IMGFILE=/home/user/MyDocs/debian_jessie2sulu_armhf.img'''
	# Start the Easy Debian image in maintanance mode either from the "Debian chroot" icon or command <code>debian</code> from console.		# Start the Easy Debian image in maintanance mode either from the "Debian chroot" icon or command <code>debian</code> from console.
	# Update the repository list in Easy Debian		# Update the repository list in Easy Debian
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	unlzma debian_jessie2sulu_armhf.img.lzma		unlzma debian_jessie2sulu_armhf.img.lzma
	md5sum debian_jessie2sulu_armhf.img		md5sum debian_jessie2sulu_armhf.img
			vi /home/user/.chroot

	sudo debian		sudo debian

imported_>juiceme: /* Installing latest Debian Jessie (with netsurf 3.8) */

2018-12-25T16:04:23Z

Installing latest Debian Jessie (with netsurf 3.8)

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	=Installing latest Debian Jessie ~~(with netsurf 3.8)~~=		=Installing latest Debian Jessie=

	Prerequisite; You need to have the [[Easy Debian]] package installed. This provides the scripts to mount and use the chroot debian image.		Prerequisite; You need to have the [[Easy Debian]] package installed. This provides the scripts to mount and use the chroot debian image.

	# Download the debian_jessie2sulu_armhf.img image, from [http://qole.org/files/ original location] or from [http://www.swagman.org/juice/debian_jessie2sulu_armhf.img.lzma swagman]. You can do this directly on N900 using for example ~~<code>wget http://www.swagman.org/juice/debian_jessie2sulu_armhf.img.lzma</code>~~. Note that the file is about 345MB in size and might take more than 20 minutes to download.		# Download the debian_jessie2sulu_armhf.img image, from [http://qole.org/files/ original location] or from [http://www.swagman.org/juice/debian_jessie2sulu_armhf.img.lzma swagman]. You can do this directly on N900 using wget for example. Note that the file is about 345MB in size and might take more than 20 minutes to download.
	# Verify the md5 hash of the download to see the file has not been corrupted. The hash should be <~~code~~>825940649207bdccdf478c4cff0851ca</~~code~~>		# Verify the md5 hash of the download to see the file has not been corrupted. The hash should be <b>825940649207bdccdf478c4cff0851ca</b>
	# Unpack the lzma compressed file, this will take about 45 minutes if you do it in the N900 as lzma uncompression is really heavy operation. The uncompressed image is about 2.1GB in size and has md5 hash of <~~code~~>fab8adc6b08307d6e5d71a1252c26355</~~code~~>		# Unpack the lzma compressed file, this will take about 45 minutes if you do it in the N900 as lzma uncompression is really heavy operation. The uncompressed image is about 2.1GB in size and has md5 hash of <b>fab8adc6b08307d6e5d71a1252c26355</b>
	# Move the image to a suitable place, for example ty your MyDocs or sd card.		# Move the image to a suitable place, for example to your MyDocs or sd card.
	# Set up your new image to be the Easy Debian image. This is done by editing the file /home/user/.chroot and setting the image location in IMGFILE parameter, for example, if the image is in your MyDocs like this <code>IMGFILE=/home/user/MyDocs/debian_jessie2sulu_armhf.img</code>		# Set up your new image to be the Easy Debian image. This is done by editing the file /home/user/.chroot and setting the image location in IMGFILE parameter, for example, if the image is in your MyDocs like this <code>IMGFILE=/home/user/MyDocs/debian_jessie2sulu_armhf.img</code>
	# Start the Easy Debian image in maintanance mode either from the "Debian chroot" icon or command <code>debian</code> from console.		# Start the Easy Debian image in maintanance mode either from the "Debian chroot" icon or command <code>debian</code> from console.
	# Update the repository list ~~by command <code>apt-get update</code>~~		# Update the repository list in Easy Debian

			cd /home/user/MyDocs
			wget http://www.swagman.org/juice/debian_jessie2sulu_armhf.img.lzma
			md5sum debian_jessie2sulu_armhf.img.lzma
			unlzma debian_jessie2sulu_armhf.img.lzma
			md5sum debian_jessie2sulu_armhf.img

	~~To install Netsurf 3.8 to your Easy Debian, do the following;~~		sudo debian
			apt-get update

	# Download the collection of debian packages either from [https://www99.zippyshare.com/v/rMC4Ywox/file.html Zippyshare] or directly from [http://www.swagman.org/juice/netsurf_ed_3.8_sulu.tar.gz swagman] mirror repository. (Zippyshare you can only access via browser as it requires you to click a button to do the download, on swagman mirror you can download the file directly with wget into your filesystem~~. You can do this directly~~ on N900 ~~using for example~~ <~~code~~>~~wget http://www.swagman.org/juice/netsurf_ed_3.8_sulu.tar.gz~~</~~code~~>)
	# Move the archive to some suitable place, like to a directory in your MyDocs which is accessible from Easy Debian and unpack it ~~with <code>tar -xvf netsurf_ed_3.8_sulu.tar~~.~~gz</code>~~		==To install Netsurf 3.8 to your Easy Debian, do the following;==
	# Install the required dependencies to Easy Debian ~~by command <code>apt-get install ca-certificates openssl libcurl3</code>~~ Note that there will be some error messages about dbus and dbus-x11 but you can safely ignore those.
	# Install the Netsurf packages by command ~~<code>dpkg -i netsurf-common_3.8-1_all~~.~~deb netsurf-gtk_3.8-1_armhf.deb netsurf_3.8-1_all.deb</code>~~ Note that you do not need to install the package netsurf-fb_3.8-1_armhf.deb that is also included in the archive.		# Download the collection of debian packages either from [https://www99.zippyshare.com/v/rMC4Ywox/file.html Zippyshare] or directly from [http://www.swagman.org/juice/netsurf_ed_3.8_sulu.tar.gz swagman] mirror repository. (Zippyshare you can only access via browser as it requires you to click a button to do the download, on swagman mirror you can download the file directly with wget into your filesystem on N900)
			# Check the md5 checksum of the file. it should be <b>4db57c387be7eeefcaf3a0532348c2be</b>
			# Move the archive to some suitable place, like to a directory in your MyDocs which is accessible from Easy Debian and unpack it.
			# Install the required dependencies to Easy Debian. Note that there will be some error messages about dbus and dbus-x11 but you can safely ignore those.
			# Install the Netsurf packages by dpkg command. Note that you do not need to install the package netsurf-fb_3.8-1_armhf.deb that is also included in the archive.
	# Log out and close the easy debian mounts and you are done!		# Log out and close the easy debian mounts and you are done!

			cd /home/user/MyDocs
			wget http://www.swagman.org/juice/netsurf_ed_3.8_sulu.tar.gz
			md5sum netsurf_ed_3.8_sulu.tar.gz
			tar -xvf netsurf_ed_3.8_sulu.tar.gz

			sudo debian
			apt-get install ca-certificates openssl libcurl3
			cd /home/user/MyDocs
			dpkg -i netsurf-common_3.8-1_all.deb netsurf-gtk_3.8-1_armhf.deb netsurf_3.8-1_all.deb
			exit
			closechroot

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=Installing latest Debian Jessie (with netsurf 3.8)=

Prerequisite; You need to have the [[Easy Debian]] package installed. This provides the scripts to mount and use the chroot debian image.

# Download the debian_jessie2sulu_armhf.img image, from [http://qole.org/files/ original location] or from [http://www.swagman.org/juice/debian_jessie2sulu_armhf.img.lzma swagman]. You can do this directly on N900 using for example <code>wget http://www.swagman.org/juice/debian_jessie2sulu_armhf.img.lzma</code>. Note that the file is about 345MB in size and might take more than 20 minutes to download.
# Verify the md5 hash of the download to see the file has not been corrupted. The hash should be <code>825940649207bdccdf478c4cff0851ca</code>
# Unpack the lzma compressed file, this will take about 45 minutes if you do it in the N900 as lzma uncompression is really heavy operation. The uncompressed image is about 2.1GB in size and has md5 hash of <code>fab8adc6b08307d6e5d71a1252c26355</code>
# Move the image to a suitable place, for example ty your MyDocs or sd card.
# Set up your new image to be the Easy Debian image. This is done by editing the file /home/user/.chroot and setting the image location in IMGFILE parameter, for example, if the image is in your MyDocs like this <code>IMGFILE=/home/user/MyDocs/debian_jessie2sulu_armhf.img</code>
# Start the Easy Debian image in maintanance mode either from the "Debian chroot" icon or command <code>debian</code> from console.
# Update the repository list by command <code>apt-get update</code>

To install Netsurf 3.8 to your Easy Debian, do the following;

# Download the collection of debian packages either from [https://www99.zippyshare.com/v/rMC4Ywox/file.html Zippyshare] or directly from [http://www.swagman.org/juice/netsurf_ed_3.8_sulu.tar.gz swagman] mirror repository. (Zippyshare you can only access via browser as it requires you to click a button to do the download, on swagman mirror you can download the file directly with wget into your filesystem. You can do this directly on N900 using for example <code>wget http://www.swagman.org/juice/netsurf_ed_3.8_sulu.tar.gz</code>)
# Move the archive to some suitable place, like to a directory in your MyDocs which is accessible from Easy Debian and unpack it with <code>tar -xvf netsurf_ed_3.8_sulu.tar.gz</code>
# Install the required dependencies to Easy Debian by command <code>apt-get install ca-certificates openssl libcurl3</code> Note that there will be some error messages about dbus and dbus-x11 but you can safely ignore those.
# Install the Netsurf packages by command <code>dpkg -i netsurf-common_3.8-1_all.deb netsurf-gtk_3.8-1_armhf.deb netsurf_3.8-1_all.deb</code> Note that you do not need to install the package netsurf-fb_3.8-1_armhf.deb that is also included in the archive.
# Log out and close the easy debian mounts and you are done!