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sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install winusb

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xrandr --addmode Virtual1 "1600x900_60.00"

xrandr --output Virtual1 --mode "1600x900_60.00"

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lr41 a lázmérőben

http://cdn.idroidproject.org/release/ix/

http://www.ubuntuka.com/install-ubuntu-on-your-iphone-and-ipod-touch/

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08/18/2010

# Guide to configuring and installing iX.
# Anything that starts with # is a comment line
# You need an Ubuntu 9.10 install or virtual machine to complete this guide.
# You need the following zip file: www.jump.fm/YXJUF
# Written by Lopi

##############################################################################################################################################
Compile Ubuntu from the armel Karmic repository. Insert the tar into an image. Run the image in qemu (arm emulator) to finish configuration.
##############################################################################################################################################

# Make a new directory on your Desktop called ubuntu. Change to the ubuntu directory.
mkdir ubuntu

#Extract the contents of touch.zip to your Desktop
# Move the files from touch.zip into the ubuntu folder.
mv xorg.conf ~/Desktop/ubuntu/
mv xserver-xorg-input-evdev_2.3.2-5ubuntu1_armel.deb ~/Desktop/ubuntu

# Install rootstock
sudo apt-get install rootstock

# Generate armel tar for karmic
sudo rootstock --fqdn ix --login ix --password ix --dist karmic

# Create an image file named iX.img
dd if=/dev/zero of=iX.img bs=1MB count=0 seek=1024

# Make the iX.img filesystem ext2
mkfs.ext2 -F iX.img

# Get the vmlinuz kernel to run iX.img in qemu
sudo wget http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports/dists/lucid/main/installer-armel/current/images/versatile/netboot/vmlinuz

# Make a new directory called debmount. We will use this directory to mount iX.img.
mkdir debmount

# Mount the iX.img to debmount
sudo mount -o loop iX.img debmount

# Extract the contents of armel.tar to debmount
sudo tar -C debmount/ -zxf NameOfArmel.tar

# Copy xorg.conf and xserver-xorg-input-evdev_2.3.2-5ubuntu1_armel.deb to /root/ of iX.img
cp -f xorg.conf debmount/root/
cp -f xserver-xorg-input-evdev_2.3.2-5ubuntu1_armel.deb debmount /root/

# Unmount debmount
sudo umount debmount

# Now that we have an image ready to configure. We will emulate the iPhone using qemu to further configure the image.
sudo qemu-system-arm -M versatilepb -cpu cortex-a8 -kernel ./vmlinuz -hda iX.img -net user -net nic -m 256 -append "root=/dev/sda mem=256M devtmpfs.mount=0 rw"

# Once the image boots up. Login with ix:ix
# Use DHCP to connect to the network
sudo dhclient eth0

# Install xorg
sudo apt-get install xorg

# Install a window manager. Use xfce4 or icewm. I have been using xfce4.
sudo apt-get install xfce4

# Install nano to edit configuration files
sudo apt-get install nano

# Install cellwriter
sudo apt-get install cellwriter

# Change the root password
sudo passwd root

# Become root
su

# Edit tty1.conf to automatically login.
nano /etc/init/tty1.conf
#Put the following at the end of the file:
exec /bin/login -f root < /dev/tty1 > /dev/tty1 2>&1
# Control + O saves the file. Enter confirms the filename. Control + X exits the file.
Press Control+O. Press Enter. Press Control+X.

# Change to the root directory
cd /root

# Edit .bashrc to make x start at boot
nano .bashrc
#Put the following at the end of the file
if [ $(tty) == "/dev/tty1" ]; then
startx
fi
# Control + O saves the file. Enter confirms the filename. Control + X exits the file.
Press Control+O. Press Enter. Press Control+X.

# Install wireless-tools to use iwconfig
apt-get install wireless-tools

# Install openssh-server
apt-get install openssh-server

# Configure wifi interfaces file
sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces
# Add the following lines to the end of the file.
auto wlan0
iface wlan0 inet dhcp

# Configure wifi at boot
sudo nano /root/.bashrc
# Add the following lines to the end of the file.
sleep 5
iwconfig wlan0 essid ssid
iwconfig wlan0 key s:ASCIIKEY
dhclient wlan0

# Change directory to /root/ and install evdev.
cd root
dpkg -i xserver-xorg-input-evdev_2.3.2-5ubuntu1_armel.deb

# Copy xorg.conf file to /etc/X11/
cp -f xorg.conf /etc/X11/

# Shut down the system
poweroff

# Wait until QEMU says "System halted" and click the x to exit. You can also Control + C in your terminal.
# Make a directory called backup. Copy the image you created to the directory backup.
mkdir backup ; cp iX.img backup

#################################################################################################
How to boot the freshly created Ubuntu image on your iPhone.

Required Files: initrd.img.gz - Needs to be on your Desktop.
zImage - Needs to be on your Desktop.
oibc - Needs to be on your Desktop.
iX.img - Needs to be in /private/var on your iPhone.

Note: zImage is the kernel we use in Android. You should already have this file.
You need to get initrd.img.gz from James.
oibc comes from downloading OpeniBoot
iX.img is the Ubuntu image you created
#################################################################################################

# Make sure you have the required files on your Desktop.
cd /home/user/Desktop
ls

# We need to power off the iPhone and turn it back on.
Do this by holding the power button. Slide to poweroff.
Once your iPhone is turned off. Hold the power button for a few seconds to turn it back on.

# You should now be sitting at the OpeniBoot screen on your iPhone.
Boot into OpeniBoot console.

# You need to do this a couple seconds after selecting OpeniBoot console. This may take a few tries.
sudo ./oibc

# Openiboot console should now be loaded in your terminal and on your iPhone.
# We need to transfer the kernel.
!zImage

# Set OpeniBoot to use the file we uploaded as the kernel.
kernel

# We need to upload the ramdisk.
!initrd.img.gz

# Set OpeniBoot to use the file we uploaded as the ramdisk.
ramdisk

# Tell the kernel to boot Ubuntu
boot "root=/dev/ram0 init=/init rw"

######################################################################################################
How to test sound:
(1) iX must be currently running on your iDevice
(2) You must have an ssh session open on your device
######################################################################################################

#Plug in a pair of headphones once iX has booted
# Install mpg321
apt-get install mpg321

# wget an mp3 file
wget file.mp3

# Play the mp3 with mpg321
mpg321 -v -o alsa file.mp3

Files

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Overview

A GNU/Linux Distribution for the Apple iPhone, based off Ubuntu Karmic and X11

iX in it’s current form is merely a basic port of Ubuntu to the armv6 architecture and uses xfce4 as it’s window manager, this is only a starting point to ensure that the hardware available in the iPhoneLinux kernel is used by iX. My long term plans are to create an X11 (or a similar alternative) based OS that can be used as a viable alternative to iOs or Android on the iPhone this will hopefully open up a whole new spectrum of oppurtunites for the device using packages available in Ubuntu’s ports.ubuntu.com repo and other sources that are compatible with ARM (the debian repositories for example).

In order to do this the OS will need to be suitable for the iPhone’s hardware the following will need to be done.

Add a mobile optimised window manager such as Matchbox used on Maemo and OpenMoko.
Add cellular capabilities, data would be my priority but phone functionality such as calls and sms would be ideal.
Strip the OS down and optimise for the hardware restrictions such as the lack of ram and cpu speed, this could be as simple as removing unneeded applications or replacing programs with more mobile friendly ones, my first thought is replacing X11 for a leightweight alternative such as tinyx.
Finally I’d like to explain the reasoning behind the name iX as some have criticised it’s over use of the i prefix.

i = idevice (obviously) and X for X11, which up to now has not been released in an image for the iPhoneKernel.
Yes, it’s similar to iOs, I hope this doesn’t cause an issue.
Linux as we all know is an opensource form of Unix, un – iX
Finally, the moniker iX is short and simple, what I’d like the Os to eventually become.

Homepage: http://blog.ixproject.org/

iX

iX – A GNU/Linux Distribution for the Apple iPhone, based off Ubuntu Karmic and X11
August 1, 2010
Development image release.

Hello again,

I’d like to start by apologising for the delay between my last post and now, but I can assure you we have been very busy getting the development image ready for release. First wifi needed to be set up and it will now connect quite happily to an open, wep secured and wpa secured network via the command line, this allowed an SSH connection to be opened up which proved very useful. There is also now a working touchscreen driver, which has made the development image a reality.

If you are going to download and try the image please bear in mind that it is very rough around the edges and is in no way intended to be a reliable or even usable replacement to iOs or Android, it is more of a proof of concept that will allow other people to play/develop with iX. Because of this, do not expect a lot of support to be given, help will be provided where possible but we will be busy preparing a pre-alpha for iX which should hopefully include some of the features I described in my first post. Inside the archive available below is a small readme on how to set-up/run iX using a tethered boot, the rootfs is on the iPhone itself but the ramdisk and kernel are loaded from your desktop/laptop to allow quick changes until the image is stable.

Finally, I forgot to add this in the readme and no longer have the bandwidth to make a change, you’re automatically logged on as root, the other user is ubuntu, both use the password 1111. These passwords are obviously unsecure to change them simply use passwd root or passwd ubuntu over ssh or from the command line on the iPhone.

James.

Download iXDevImage

The image is pulled for a couple of rectifications.

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July 18, 2010
First image running Ubuntu

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Here’s an image of the iPhone running a lightweight xfce4 desktop on top of Ubuntu, hopefully this will cure some of the skepticism behind iX.

Posted in iX Development Comments (9)
July 15, 2010
My first post, introducing iX.

Hello

To start with I’d like to thank Martin from #iphonelinux for not only setting up our wordpress blog but also for sponsoring the domain. The purpose of this blog is to document the progress of building iX prior to it’s release.

iX in it’s current form is merely a basic port of Ubuntu to the armv6 architecture and uses xfce4 as it’s window manager, this is only a starting point to ensure that the hardware available in the iPhoneLinux kernel is used by iX. My long term plans are to create an X11 (or a similar alternative) based OS that can be used as a viable alternative to iOs or Android on the iPhone this will hopefully open up a whole new spectrum of oppurtunites for the device using packages available in Ubuntu’s ports.ubuntu.com repo and other sources that are compatible with ARM (the debian repositories for example).

In order to do this the OS will need to be suitable for the iPhone’s hardware the following will need to be done.

Add a mobile optimised window manager such as Matchbox used on Maemo and OpenMoko.
Add cellular capabilities, data would be my priority but phone functionality such as calls and sms would be ideal.
Strip the OS down and optimise for the hardware restrictions such as the lack of ram and cpu speed, this could be as simple as removing unneeded applications or replacing programs with more mobile friendly ones, my first thought is replacing X11 for a leightweight alternative such as tinyx.
Finally I’d like to explain the reasoning behind the name iX as some have criticised it’s over use of the i prefix.

i = idevice (obviously) and X for X11, which up to now has not been released in an image for the iPhoneKernel.
Yes, it’s similar to iOs, I hope this doesn’t cause an issue.
Linux as we all know is an opensource form of Unix, un – iX
Finally, the moniker iX is short and simple, what I’d like the Os to eventually become.
A development image with xfce4 will be released as soon as the touch screen issues are resolved , a wiki is in the process of being set up to facilitate documentation.

If you’d like to help, please contact me (James) via #iphonelinux on irc.osx86.hu

Thanks for reading this far.

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sudo airmon-ng start wlan0 1

sudo aireplay-ng --deauth 0 -e e8:94:f6:d1:35:d6 -a e8:94:f6:d1:35:d6 --ignore-negative-one mon1

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