Hi Vasily, sorry for the delayed answer, I've been out of office since last Thursday.
On Thu, 2014-10-23 at 14:11 +0400, Vasily Ulyanov wrote: > Hi, Monika. > > If it is still relevant for you, actaully there are few ways to run tizen > emulator on other Linux distros. Though they are a bit tricky... At the moment I'm working on another topic, so it's not really relevant anymore. By the time it was, I finally used the emulator on an Ubuntu vm, which worked perfectly well. > 1) You can install a minimal Ubuntu system in a chroot and then perform > a typical tizen SDK istallation from there. Thre are tools which make the > process a lot easier (e.g. debootstrap). I also want to find some time > and try it out. In theory everything should work with such an approach. I tried that (using debootstrap) before I found the qemu-yagl solution, but it didn't work for me. Cannot remember what the issue was though. Maybe I should give it another try some time. > 2) If you have the SDK already installed on another machine (or perhaps > in a chroot) you can simply move it to your system (e.g. using tar/untar). > You will just need to update tizen-sdk/sdk.info with valid paths. > Perhaps some manipulations with libraries/linker vars (e.g. LD_LIBRARY_PATH) > may also be required (depends on what you have installed in your system). > > 3) Build the emulator from sources. > > Anyway from what I can see the main problem is to get tizen SDK installed. > I use Gentoo Linux and sometimes on my system the SDK installer simply reports > an error in the middle of the installation and terminates... and actually > unpacking all the necessary packages by hand is a bit tedious. So currently > the > 2nd and the 3rd approaches work quite well for me. Thank you very much for these insights, if I need the emulator running natively again, I'll certainly give those approaches a try. Thanks a lot, Moni _______________________________________________ IVI mailing list IVI@lists.tizen.org https://lists.tizen.org/listinfo/ivi
