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This article sums up the different ways to install Mer on different types of computers (VMWare, chroot, on device, etc.). Please feel free to add/edit. The original information is taken from [[Mer/Releases/0.9]]. | This article sums up the different ways to install Mer on different types of computers (VMWare, chroot, on device, etc.). Please feel free to add/edit. The original information is taken from [[Mer/Releases/0.9]]. | ||
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'''Installation''' | '''Installation''' | ||
- | Download Mer image and | + | Download Mer image and this package: |
+ | [http://trac.tspre.org/meiz/touchbook-kernel.tar.gz] | ||
+ | It contains the original AIOS kernel and modules. | ||
- | + | Unpack both in the ext3 partition of the SD-card and copy the uImage (in /boot of the kernel package) to the first fat partition. | |
- | + | To get the wlan working you have to copy /etc/Wireless over from the AIOS. | |
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== SmartQ == | == SmartQ == | ||
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Theoretically you can multiboot up to 5 different systems (internal + on the fat partition + three ext3 partitions, '''not tested'''). | Theoretically you can multiboot up to 5 different systems (internal + on the fat partition + three ext3 partitions, '''not tested'''). | ||
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