How to enter the startX of the linux(for the nspire)?

[panyaolin123]

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I found a topic here,but failed to run the linux using the kernel and the rootfs.tar.bz2 in the topic.
How to solve it? And how to enter the startX ?
>-< Sorry for my poor english.
@Vogtinator

[Lionel Debroux]

The root fs was not found, indeed. Did you copy it to an external USB Mass Storage Device, with the appropriate partition layout, the appropriate filesystem type, and is your config file for linuxloader referencing the correct partition on the USB MSD ?

[panyaolin123]

The root fs was not found, indeed. Did you copy it to an external USB Mass Storage Device, with the appropriate partition layout, the appropriate filesystem type, and is your config file for linuxloader referencing the correct partition on the USB MSD ?

But I use the Linux(On the computer) formatting the USB Mass Storage Device.And the USB MSD's format is "ext".
And I unrar the rootf.tar.bz2 ,copy them to the USB MSD under the Linux on the computer.

[panyaolin123]

The root fs was not found, indeed. Did you copy it to an external USB Mass Storage Device, with the appropriate partition layout, the appropriate filesystem type, and is your config file for linuxloader referencing the correct partition on the USB MSD ?

What is the "config file for linuxloader"? Is it needed?
And I only copy all files in the rootfs.tar.bz2( I found here:http://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_voir.php?id=9218&short=1)to the USB MSD ,is this enough?
Also ,I have modified the launch.ll2 in the nspire,and transfer the zImage.tns (in here:http://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_voir.php?id=9218&short=1) to my nspire. Need another files?

[panyaolin123]

The root fs was not found, indeed. Did you copy it to an external USB Mass Storage Device, with the appropriate partition layout, the appropriate filesystem type, and is your config file for linuxloader referencing the correct partition on the USB MSD ?

Could you tell the methods more detail?
If I succeed with your help ,I will write a tutorial,translate it,and release it in the cncalc forum(www.cncalc.org).

[Vogtinator]

In this post I refer to your MSD, USB storage, whatever, as /dev/sda. If you don't replace it with the correct path, you'll lose most of your data, so be careful.
Create a partition layout (MSDOS partitions) like

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/dev/sda1 512MB ext4
/dev/sda2 256MB swap

, the partitions can be larger, of course, download http://tiplanet.org/nspire-linux-builds/xconfig_20130410_1921.ext2.bz2 and http://tiplanet.org/nspire-linux-builds/zImage_expanded_20130211_0728.tns, copy the zImage as "zImage.tns" on your calc, edit the .ll2 file appropriately:

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kernel linux/zImage.tns
cmdline root=/dev/sda1 rootdelay=10
boot

Then execute "bunzip2 xconfig_20130410_1921.ext2.bz2" and "dd if=xconfig_20130410_1921.ext2 of=/dev/sda1", "sync" and it should boot if you plug the MSD onto your calc as soon as you can see the "waiting for root device to appear" message (or similar, you'll recognize). This way you won't have any issues with the filesystem or permissions, as everything is stored in the disk image. If you want to run my old "linucx.zip" image with gnuplot, you just have to "unzip -o -K -X linucx.zip -d <mountpoint>", although that's untested.

Good luck!

[panyaolin123]

In this post I refer to your MSD, USB storage, whatever, as /dev/sda. If you don't replace it with the correct path, you'll lose most of your data, so be careful.
Create a partition layout (MSDOS partitions) like

Code: Tout sélectionner

/dev/sda1 512MB ext4
/dev/sda2 256MB swap

, the partitions can be larger, of course, download http://tiplanet.org/nspire-linux-builds/xconfig_20130410_1921.ext2.bz2 and http://tiplanet.org/nspire-linux-builds/zImage_expanded_20130211_0728.tns, copy the zImage as "zImage.tns" on your calc, edit the .ll2 file appropriately:

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kernel linux/zImage.tns
cmdline root=/dev/sda1 rootdelay=10
boot

Then execute "bunzip2 xconfig_20130410_1921.ext2.bz2" and "dd if=xconfig_20130410_1921.ext2 of=/dev/sda1", "sync" and it should boot if you plug the MSD onto your calc as soon as you can see the "waiting for root device to appear" message (or similar, you'll recognize). This way you won't have any issues with the filesystem or permissions, as everything is stored in the disk image. If you want to run my old "linucx.zip" image with gnuplot, you just have to "unzip -o -K -X linucx.zip -d <mountpoint>", although that's untested.

Good luck!

I knew why it failed! In my launch.ll2 ,I write the rootdelay but missed the "="!
now I enter the linux succeesfully,but failed to startx. Why?

[Vogtinator]

Which combination of root and kernel are you currently testing?

[panyaolin123]

Which combination of root and kernel are you currently testing?

Could you offer me a new zImage and rootfs?(For enter the startx.)

[panyaolin123]

Which combination of root and kernel are you currently testing?

All from here:http://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_voir.php?id=9218&short=1
It is your topic.

Could you offer me a new zImage and rootfs?(For enter the startx.) ?

By the way,does the linux support the touchpad(in the startx) ?

The root fs was not found, indeed. Did you copy it to an external USB Mass Storage Device, with the appropriate partition layout, the appropriate filesystem type, and is your config file for linuxloader referencing the correct partition on the USB MSD ?

Now I enter the “startx” command，the linux stuck in this place.