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gobgobgob
Re: linux hosted icaros ?
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Great, the sound is working now.
I have copied Devs/AHI/aros.audio & Devs/AudioModes
before but the oss.library was missing.

I have tried with mplayer & hivelytracker and all is working well.

Many thanks mazze


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Since Linux has a million different distributions, it can be a real pain to get the network script for tap.device working.

Linux is easy to install to an LiveUSB. So if someone has a script that work with Ubuntu 9.10, please post it here.

A liveUSB Ubuntu 9.10 guide is shown here : http://www.pendrivelinux.com/create-a ... 9-10-live-usb-in-windows/

The script should be easy to adapt to eth0, wlan0 etc.

Anyone up for the job?

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@demether

I found that mine did not work, however it was my aros tcp files. If using Mazzes script make sure you set the TCP interface to "aros0" and use the 192.168.0.20 address and in the static-routes make you gateway 192.168.0.1

That fixed me up.

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At least the ip must match the one created for it.

Finally big thank to Colani1200: for the help.

Posted on: 2009/12/28 6:36

Edited by clusteruk on 2009/12/28 7:07:07
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THanks, Clusteruk, but finally I surrended. Too complex for me, I hope one day someone will make an easy to install linux hosted Icaros !

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Cheer up I am trying to prepare a working instalation



Running on my eeepc 701 at moment.

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One problem I am facing is file permissions. Seems like hosted Aros reads the linux file permissions. That causes many files e.g. in C: not to be executable by default. Same is for things in develpoment, like gcc. Do I have to fix all permissions manually or did I copy the stuff over from the ISO in the wrong way?

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whate machine and what linux are you running.

I had to put Ubuntu on my Asus but it works amazingly. And I now have Icaros 1.2 running.

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Hmmm... nevermind the permission thing. I repeated my installtion and it works fine. What did you do about the keyboard mapping issue (cursor keys and the like)?

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Quote:

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What did you do about the keyboard mapping issue (cursor keys and the like)?


Here is an alternative keycode table:
http://archives.aros-exec.org/index.p ... /input/keycode2rawkey.zip

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OK, to sum up the fragments in this thread, here comes a complete step by step guide (tested with Ubuntu 9.x):


- Copy the Icaros CD to a folder named "AROS" in your home directory

- Copy over the following files from the Linux hosted nightly version:
AROS.boot
boot/aros-unix
Devs/AHI/aros.audio
Devs/AudioModes/AROS
Devs/Networks/tap.device
Libs/oss.library

- In S/icaros-sequence, remove the line "assign system: sys:"

- Put keycode2rawkey.table in Devs/Keymaps/X11

- Install the tunctl command on your host:
sudo apt-get install uml-utilities


- Create the script bootaros.sh in the AROS folder, make sure you read the comments. Adjust where necessary:
#!/bin/bash
# tap unit number. This should match the UNIT= parameter in
# AROSTCP/db/interfaces
tap_unit=0
# IP address for the tap interface. Inside AROS, this will be your default gateway.
# NOTE: Make sure it is in a different network than your Linux host.
tap_ip=192.168.254.254
# create the interface
iface=$(sudo tunctl -b -u `whoami` -t aros$tap_unit)
# bring it up
sudo ifconfig $iface $tap_ip up    
sudo chmod 666 /dev/net/tun
# turn on NAT
# (NOTE: make sure that the network interface you are using is named "eth0".
# Otherwise adjust the following line to your needs.)
sudo iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE
# Turn on IP forwarding
sudo sysctl -w net/ipv4/ip_forward=1
# start AROS
cd ~/AROS
./boot/aros-unix -m 512
# aros has finished, so kill the interface
sudo tunctl -d $iface &> /dev/null


- Make the script executable:
chmod u+x bootaros.sh


- Start the script from a shell:
cd ~/AROS
./bootaros.sh


- Inside AROS, the network settings will have to be configured like this:
Device: tap.device
IP address: 192.168.254.1
Gateway: 192.168.254.254
DNS1: The IP of the name server that is also used by your Linux host
DNS2: The IP of the name server that is also used by your Linux host

Posted on: 2010/1/2 9:13
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