I've been adding things to the stock clarion os(Midinux).
I have a bunch of scripts that I will be posting, but for now I will just post my most current dd image of the stock os.
It includes:
osso-xterm
stock home screen menu hack
Flash 10.1
Firefox 3.6(adblock, grab + drag, downthemall)
Jdownloader
Gnome-Mplayer/mplayer
XFCE (can switch back to stock home screen with switch-desktop script)
Thunar
WINE(including winrar)
a bunch of gnome-games
Pidgin
Google Earth with or without GPS support.
TangoGPS
CoolGPS
CoolWord
xbkbd(for xfce)
Matchbox-keyboard(with hildon plugin for stock home screen)(works with firefox)
Tuxpaint
and more...
here is the clarionMOD7.dd image file.
I had to rar it into 4 parts to upload it to megaupload.
part1 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZPYVLU7X
part2 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0YOWMAII
part3 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IUYV3UNA
part4 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=GWA5VYL5
Enjoy! And remember to make a backup before using my image.
I might be missing this but how could you give some pointers on how you are backing the device up and how you are installing the new images?
ReplyDeleteWell I have my setup a little odd.
ReplyDeleteMy backup drive has 2 partitions.
One for nMind lite livecd, and the other holds my dd images.
So bootup nMind lite, goto the file manager click on the hard/partition I want to load the backup to.
It usually mounts to /media/disk.
Then I open terminal and navigate to /media/disk
cd /media/disk
ls
then I make a backup of my ssd using:
sudo dd if=/dev/sda of=mybackupname.dd bs=1024K
That makes a dd image of around 3.6-3.8GB.
I put the clarionMOD7.dd onto the ssd using:
sudo dd if=clarionMOD7.dd of=/dev/sda bs=1024K
When that finishes I reboot into the newly restored os.
keep in mind that your device name for the ssd might be different depending on what livecd you are using.
For nMind and nMind lite the ssd is usually "sda".
Hope that helps a bit! Enjoy!
This is great! A real fun... A few questions. Can I use some yum repositories and how?
ReplyDeleteHow do I connect to ad-hoc wireless? System wide proxy settings?
Thank you
Hey Thanks for the programs I love mindbuntu!
ReplyDeleteCan you give instructions on how to load the clarionmod7.dd on to a flash stick?
or maybe repost the image as an iso or something windows 7 friendly,Ive been trying for days to load it up but just managed to kill my MBR (i repaired it )
Any advise would be apreciated!
Thank you for the cool programs
the stock os image won't boot from a usb stick. It can't find the kernel image because the initrd doesn't load up usb drivers. So someone would have to build a new initrd with mkinitrd.
ReplyDeleteI'd really like to get both the usb drivers and the microsd card drivers loaded at boot. Then we could even install to a microsd card(with grub on the ssd)or usb.
I haven't had much luck with setting up Yum repo's.
Yum tends to break things because the fedora 7 repo's don't quite match what we have installed from midinux 1.5.
You can setup adhoc networks using the iwconfig and ifconfig commands. I don't have experience with this at all though
Great Job! Works right away! Thanks a lot!
ReplyDeleteOne question is that how can I disable the auto-popuped xterminal window from the system boot?
Anyone know how to fix the Youtube app?
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