Hi All
This is great news! I will work on learning to do this when I get back to SoCal
in Dec. Then I can share it with others at presentations, visits and the like.
I really like the way Etoys-to-go can move from system to system. If this works
even half as well, it will be big news.
Caryl (a
Raffael Reichelt wrote:
2010/11/25 Thomas C Gilliard
Raffael;
I just built a f14-Desktop 2nd USB using the same method and it boots fine
on the MacBook Air. I then did "yum groupinstall sugar-desktop" and then
"yum install sugar-emulator". (took 2 hrs because of the slowness of USB)
Now
Raffael;
I just built a f14-Desktop 2nd USB using the same method and it boots
fine on the MacBook Air. I then did "yum groupinstall sugar-desktop" and
then "yum install sugar-emulator". (took 2 hrs because of the slowness
of USB)
Now I have a USB that will boot sugar or gnome via the gdm log
Raffael Reichelt wrote:
2010/11/25 Thomas C Gilliard
Running Soas files on a 2nd USB in Virtualbox 3.2 installed on the MacBook
Air
: In VirtualBox Make a "new" Virtualbox appliance where you specify the
existing vmdk file on the 2nd USB as the Hard Disk.
NOTE the same 4 GB USB; 2nd USB
Running Soas files on a 2nd USB in Virtualbox 3.2 installed on the
MacBook Air
: In VirtualBox Make a "new" Virtualbox appliance where you specify the
existing vmdk file on the 2nd USB as the Hard Disk.
NOTE the same 4 GB USB; 2nd USB containing the students appliance files
runs interchagably
