Installation
From QtMoko
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There are two different images for Qt Moko:
The main differences are in:
- the repositories (the debian-based one uses deb repositories while the FSO-based one uses src/gz repositories), and
- the package manager (the debian-based one uses the well-known apt-get while the FSO-based one uses opkg).
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[edit] Tools
To flash an image you need dfu-util.
If you are using dfu-util from a distribution package, simply invoke:
sudo dfu-util [arguments]
If you have downloaded the dfu-util executable, invoke:
sudo /path/to/dfu-util [arguments]
[edit] Method 1: Installing on NAND
To flash an image you just have to download it along with the given kernel and flash them with these commands:
sudo dfu-util -a kernel -R -D name-of-file.bin sudo dfu-util -a rootfs -R -D name-of-file.jffs2
If you flash it you also need U-boot which is flashed with this command:
sudo dfu-util -a u-boot -R -D name-of-file.bin
[edit] Method 2: Installing on microSD
To install QtMoko on your microSD you need Qi bootloader.
You can check how Qi works in the wiki page of Qi, but normally Qi is flashed easily on your Neo device with this simple command:
sudo dfu-util -a u-boot -R -D name-of-file.udfu
After you have Qi active on your Neo, you simply need to:
- Make a partition in Ext3 on the microSD
- Untar all the content of the QtMoko root file version in *.tar.gz format, that can be get from the QtMoko download page.
- Then you simply re-boot and it will start automatically first from your microSD with QtMoko
[edit] Important post-install security step
BEWARE! The image you just installed uses an empty root password, so as soon as you connect to the internet, anyone in the world can log into your phone via ssh. The first thing to do after installing the image is hence to change/set the root password, e.g. by logging via ssh-over-usb.
