Maemo training material/Getting Started/Installing the SDK - Revision history

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2.7 Automatic install of the maemo SDK

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	if you get the error "Error opening terminal: xterm."		if you get the error "Error opening terminal: xterm." try:

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2011-02-09T15:04:15Z

2.7 Automatic install of the maemo SDK

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	if you get the error "Error opening terminal: xterm." ~~try (worked for debian 6.0 x64)~~		if you get the error "Error opening terminal: xterm."

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imported_>bolle: /* 2.7 Automatic install of the maemo SDK */

2011-02-09T15:03:35Z

2.7 Automatic install of the maemo SDK

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	user@system:~$ sh maemo-sdk-install_X.X.sh		user@system:~$ sh maemo-sdk-install_X.X.sh

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	sudo ln -s /lib/terminfo/x/xterm /usr/share/terminfo/x/xterm
			user@system:~$ sudo ln -s /lib/terminfo/x/xterm /usr/share/terminfo/x/xterm

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2011-02-09T15:02:13Z

2.7 Automatic install of the maemo SDK

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	user@system:~$ sh maemo-sdk-install_X.X.sh		user@system:~$ sh maemo-sdk-install_X.X.sh

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			if you get the error "Error opening terminal: xterm." try (worked for debian 6.0 x64)

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			sudo ln -s /lib/terminfo/x/xterm /usr/share/terminfo/x/xterm

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imported_>myrtti: Training material/Getting Started/Installing the SDK moved to Maemo training material/Getting Started/Installing the SDK: renaming to be in accordance to the naming scheme

2009-03-03T10:23:40Z

Training material/Getting Started/Installing the SDK moved to Maemo training material/Getting Started/Installing the SDK: renaming to be in accordance to the naming scheme

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2009-01-22T17:56:07Z

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imported_>myrtti: /* 2.8 Manual install of the maemo SDK */

2009-01-21T22:31:40Z

2.8 Manual install of the maemo SDK

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	# In order to complete the SDK installation, you will have to fetch the package list and then install the maemo-sdk-dev meta-package. The package depends on a lot of other packages, and all of them will be downloaded into the target. The number of packages is quite significant, so reserve some time for this step. This step will require a working Internet connection (or DNS redirection into a local copy of the repository). <br /><br /><div class="graybox">		# In order to complete the SDK installation, you will have to fetch the package list and then install the maemo-sdk-dev meta-package. The package depends on a lot of other packages, and all of them will be downloaded into the target. The number of packages is quite significant, so reserve some time for this step. This step will require a working Internet connection (or DNS redirection into a local copy of the repository). <br /><br />

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	[sbox-DIABLO_X86: ~] > apt-get update		[sbox-DIABLO_X86: ~] > apt-get update
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	[sbox-DIABLO_X86: ~] > fakeroot apt-get install maemo-sdk-dev		[sbox-DIABLO_X86: ~] > fakeroot apt-get install maemo-sdk-dev
	</div>~~<br /><br />~~Using fakeroot is important in the above command so that the package install scripts think that they are running as the root user. Otherwise the installation phase will fail with errors. Modern Debian-style repositories are signed with GPG keys in order to prevent tampering with the repository contents. The maemo repositories, however, do not use this convention, and this makes <code>apt-get</code> slightly conserned. This can be ignored by accepting installation of unverified packages.		</div>

			Using fakeroot is important in the above command so that the package install scripts think that they are running as the root user. Otherwise the installation phase will fail with errors. Modern Debian-style repositories are signed with GPG keys in order to prevent tampering with the repository contents. The maemo repositories, however, do not use this convention, and this makes <code>apt-get</code> slightly conserned. This can be ignored by accepting installation of unverified packages.
	# The closed Nokia binaries can be obtained by running the script maemo-sdk-nokia-binaries_X.X.sh. If you choose to accept the EUSA, then proceed to the following step.		# The closed Nokia binaries can be obtained by running the script maemo-sdk-nokia-binaries_X.X.sh. If you choose to accept the EUSA, then proceed to the following step.
	# You can install all the nokia binaries in your targets by installing the meta package 'maemo-explicit'.		# You can install all the nokia binaries in your targets by installing the meta package 'maemo-explicit'.

imported_>myrtti: /* 2.8 Manual install of the maemo SDK */

2009-01-21T22:30:29Z

2.8 Manual install of the maemo SDK

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	# Using TAB arrows, navigate to the proper rootstrap file (the one that ends with i386), and select it by pressing space and then press ENTER to go forward.		# Using TAB arrows, navigate to the proper rootstrap file (the one that ends with i386), and select it by pressing space and then press ENTER to go forward.
	# Unpacking the rootstrap will not take long, and soon after that, a dialog will come up with a question about files installation. Select "Yes" (even if it is not entirely obvious what the question means), and then select the <code>C-library</code>, <code>/etc</code>, <code>Devkits</code> and <code>fakeroot</code>. Other tools can be installed later from the maemo SDK repository (or local mirror of the repository).		# Unpacking the rootstrap will not take long, and soon after that, a dialog will come up with a question about files installation. Select "Yes" (even if it is not entirely obvious what the question means), and then select the <code>C-library</code>, <code>/etc</code>, <code>Devkits</code> and <code>fakeroot</code>. Other tools can be installed later from the maemo SDK repository (or local mirror of the repository).
	# After extracting the selected files from the rootstrap, the target is now ready. You should next opt to select the target (so that it becomes active and will be default target from now on). Selecting the target will restart the Scratchbox session and if everything went well, you are now left with a very minimal maemo SDK environment: <br /><br /><div class="graybox">		# After extracting the selected files from the rootstrap, the target is now ready. You should next opt to select the target (so that it becomes active and will be default target from now on). Selecting the target will restart the Scratchbox session and if everything went well, you are now left with a very minimal maemo SDK environment: <br /><br />
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	Shell restarting...		Shell restarting...
	[sbox-DIABLO_X86: ~] > arch		[sbox-DIABLO_X86: ~] > arch
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	[sbox-DIABLO_X86: ~] > dpkg -l \| grep maemo-repository		[sbox-DIABLO_X86: ~] > dpkg -l \| grep maemo-repository
	ii maemo-repository 4.1-1 Configuration for maemo repository.		ii maemo-repository 4.1-1 Configuration for maemo repository.
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	# In order to complete the SDK installation, you will have to fetch the package list and then install the maemo-sdk-dev meta-package. The package depends on a lot of other packages, and all of them will be downloaded into the target. The number of packages is quite significant, so reserve some time for this step. This step will require a working Internet connection (or DNS redirection into a local copy of the repository). <br /><br /><div class="graybox">		# In order to complete the SDK installation, you will have to fetch the package list and then install the maemo-sdk-dev meta-package. The package depends on a lot of other packages, and all of them will be downloaded into the target. The number of packages is quite significant, so reserve some time for this step. This step will require a working Internet connection (or DNS redirection into a local copy of the repository). <br /><br /><div class="graybox">
	[sbox-DIABLO_X86: ~] > apt-get update		[sbox-DIABLO_X86: ~] > apt-get update

imported_>myrtti: /* 2.9 Manual install of the ARMEL target */

2009-01-21T22:29:04Z

2.9 Manual install of the ARMEL target

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	If the X86 target was installed manually (above), it is advisable to create the ARMEL target to enable building software for the Internet Tablets. This step can also be postponed until the need to perform cross-building for Internet Tablets arises.		If the X86 target was installed manually (above), it is advisable to create the ARMEL target to enable building software for the Internet Tablets. This step can also be postponed until the need to perform cross-building for Internet Tablets arises.

	If the automatic install process was used, the ARMEL target is already available (as DIABLO_ARMEL), and the following steps are not necessary.		If the automatic install process was used, the ARMEL target is already available (as DIABLO_ARMEL), and the following steps are not necessary.

imported_>myrtti: /* 2.8 Manual install of the maemo SDK */

2009-01-21T22:28:36Z

2.8 Manual install of the maemo SDK

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	In order to install the maemo SDK manually, the first step is to download the necessary rootstrap files. There will be two: one for the X86 target, and the other one for the ARM target.		In order to install the maemo SDK manually, the first step is to download the necessary rootstrap files. There will be two: one for the X86 target, and the other one for the ARM target.

	The rootstrap files are available in the same location as the automatic install scripts (for maemo 4.1 SDK they can be found at [http://repository.maemo.org/stable/diablo/ maemo.org]).		The rootstrap files are available in the same location as the automatic install scripts (for maemo 4.1 SDK they can be found at [http://repository.maemo.org/stable/diablo/ maemo.org]).