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Revision as of 00:53, 9 March 2010
Here are instructions on how to set up your host computer and BeagleBoard.
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Setting up Linux on your host computer
| Give to the community: Networking via Bridged I've been able to get networking via NAT working, but I don't know how to network via Bridged. |
| Give to the community: VMware Workstation I need instructions on installing using VMware workstation. Rose students can also get VMware Workstation for free, but they often run out of keys. Do this:
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| Give to the community: Virtual Box Many are using Virtual Box. I need instructions on how to install and use it. |
VBox WinXP Ubuntu Install Guide
How to install VBox Tools in Ubuntu
- Mounting dfs/afs in Linux
- Installing The Ångström Distribution for doing software development
- Ångström directory layout
- Cross-Development
- Modifying the Kernel
- Using bitbake
Setting up your BeagleBoard
Things I'm working on
Getting Started Hints
Here are some useful links of getting things going.
- Linux Hints for Beagle, hints on handling video and USB devices.
- Precompiled Angstrom Distribution, this is a good starting place to get Linux running on your Beagle. It's all pre-compiled and ready to run. The instructions below will point you to here.
--Prof. Yoder 15:26, 4 March 2010 (UTC)