Paroli-developer-setup - Revision history

Glenn: /* E17 */ +link

2009-07-21T05:45:10Z

‎E17: +link

Glenn: +cat

2009-07-21T05:37:59Z

+cat

Balleyne: added paroli category

2009-07-07T04:36:18Z

added paroli category

Khiraly: /* Running paroli */

2009-06-29T15:07:28Z

‎Running paroli

Wjbaird: Revamped intro - moved 'resources' to the end of the section

2009-06-23T20:56:56Z

Revamped intro - moved 'resources' to the end of the section

Yoshi: /* Link filesystem of the freerunner to your computer with SSHFS */

2009-06-22T05:18:11Z

‎Link filesystem of the freerunner to your computer with SSHFS

MokoTino: /* Format things */

2009-06-21T21:09:27Z

‎Format things

MokoTino: /* Link filesystem of the freerunner to your computer with SSHFS */

2009-06-21T17:26:26Z

‎Link filesystem of the freerunner to your computer with SSHFS

MokoTino: /* Added sshfs connection */

2009-06-21T17:24:59Z

‎Added sshfs connection

Rhk: /* Setting up paroli WITH a FreeRunner */

2009-06-20T15:43:40Z

‎Setting up paroli WITH a FreeRunner

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 === E17 ===
-Enlightenment 17 (E17) used by Paroli is a big bunch of code which is not readily packaged to most distributions (largely because no release is declared stable so it's a moving target). One script to help installing E17 is available at [http://omicron.homeip.net/projects/ omicron], Easy_e17.sh.
+Enlightenment 17 ([[E17]]) used by Paroli is a big bunch of code which is not readily packaged to most distributions (largely because no release is declared stable so it's a moving target). One script to help installing E17 is available at [http://omicron.homeip.net/projects/ omicron], Easy_e17.sh.
 Easy_e17 checks out and installs most of E17 automatically, under /opt/e17. If you dislike running random scripts from the web, check the script first before running. You can rerun it with "-u" to update or "-i" to try installing again if for example some dependencies were missing during the first run. If some compilation fails, check out the error message and install needed dependencies. It may get a few iterations of "-i" before you get to the finish without errors, so prepare to spend some time.

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 === Running paroli ===
-  cd /usr/share/nfs-paroli/paroli-scripts; ./paroli-launcher.sh
 === Frequently asked question about nfs ===

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 == Setting up paroli WITH a FreeRunner ==
-To be able to test the latest paroli directly on the phone, the simplest method to mount the local paroli source via nfs. Maybe sshfs works too. Need somebody to
+This section describes how to set things up to run the latest paroli on your phone, or to develop applications and/or settings modules for paroli.
-document sshfs way.
-To get to know Paroli better and to start with something easy, have a look at [[Paroli-issues#Low_hanging_fruits_to_start_developing_Paroli_with]]
+The general process is to get the latest paroli sources onto your phone.  If you are running OM2009, or another distro with paroli already included you can install paroli in a parallel directory.
-=== Resources: ===
+Once you have a shared filesystem, you'll need to use git to get a copy of the latest paroli sources.   If you are looking to develop applications or settings modules for Paroli, you can do them in that source.  Once you are done you'll need to rebuild paroli by running build.sh on the FR.
-* http://czarism.com/easy-peasy-ubuntu-linux-nfs-file-sharing
-* http://mirror.unej.ac.id/site/blog/2009/05/02/sharing-folder-di-linux.html
+Some simple projects to help learn about Paroli can be found at [[Paroli-issues#Low_hanging_fruits_to_start_developing_Paroli_with]]
-* http://www.linuxconfig.org/HowTo_configure_NFS
-=== Link filesystem of the freerunner to yout computer ===
 ==== Link filesystem of the freerunner to your computer with SSHFS  ====
 * Install sshfs to your computer
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 Yepp, this is the alternative to using anongid/anonuid in /etc/exports.
 == Setting up Paroli WITHOUT a FreeRunner ==

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   mkdir ~/myFreerunner
 * Finally link the phone filesystem to your local folder
-  sshfs root@192.168.202:/ ~/myFreerunner
+  sshfs root@192.168.0.202:/ ~/myFreerunner
 ==== Link filesystem of the freerunner to your computer with NFS  ====

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 * http://mirror.unej.ac.id/site/blog/2009/05/02/sharing-folder-di-linux.html
 * http://www.linuxconfig.org/HowTo_configure_NFS
+=== Link filesystem of the freerunner to yout computer ===
-=== Link filesystem of the freerunner to your computer with SSHFS  ===
+==== Link filesystem of the freerunner to your computer with SSHFS  ====
 * Install sshfs to your computer
 * add your user on this computer to the group fuse
 * Create a dir where you want link the Freerunner to.
   mkdir ~/myFreerunner
-* Finally link the phone filesystem to you local folder
+* Finally link the phone filesystem to your local folder
   sshfs root@192.168.202:/ ~/myFreerunner
-=== Link filesystem of the freerunner to your computer with NFS  ===
+==== Link filesystem of the freerunner to your computer with NFS  ====
   sudo apt-get install nfs-kernel-server
 The /etc/exports file:
   /home/[username]/[path to paroli] 192.168.0.202(rw,sync,no_subtree_check,anonuid=0,anongid=0)
 Restart the nfs server:
   /etc/init.d/nfs-kernel-server restart
 === Making connection with the phone ===
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 * usb networking:
   sudo ip address add 192.168.0.200/24 dev usb0
 * ssh in:
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 Yepp, this is the alternative to using anongid/anonuid in /etc/exports.
 == Setting up Paroli WITHOUT a FreeRunner ==