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* Once you've done the entire process once, you can grab the generated packages from /tmp/ and put them in the pkg folder. | * Once you've done the entire process once, you can grab the generated packages from /tmp/ and put them in the pkg folder. | ||
* The next builds times will be shortened. Of course, you'll have to comment buildings in rc.local. | * The next builds times will be shortened. Of course, you'll have to comment buildings in rc.local. | ||
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Revision as of 09:21, 3 April 2012
Contents
Disclaimer
- Same as here.
- The build system is GPL V3.
Principles
- The target directory is likely to be a SD card. 8G recommended.
- Phase 1 populates the target directory with the main ARMedslack Linux distribution.
- Phase 2 populates the target directory with parts from official Open Pandora OS and tweaked stuff.
- A specific part of rc.local is executed during the first boot on a Pandora.
- The files folder contains tweaked stuff.
- The pkg folder contains pre-built packages from a previous build.
- The sources folder contains sources for essential programs.
- Some proprietary stuff is missing, like 3D drivers.
Get the build system
- Get the archive here.
Phase 1
- Run as su -.
Phase 2
- Run as su -.
rc.local
Making things more convenient
- Once you've done the entire process once, you can grab the generated packages from /tmp/ and put them in the pkg folder.
- The next builds times will be shortened. Of course, you'll have to comment buildings in rc.local.
