slitaz-arm rev 2
Improve README with small howto
author | Christophe Lincoln <pankso@slitaz.org> |
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date | Thu May 24 22:26:50 2012 +0200 (2012-05-24) |
parents | 571517abb48e |
children | e9ce98265260 |
files | README |
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1.1 --- a/README Thu May 24 21:54:54 2012 +0200 1.2 +++ b/README Thu May 24 22:26:50 2012 +0200 1.3 @@ -5,15 +5,26 @@ 1.4 SliTaz ARM tools, files and 1.5 1.6 1.7 +Sat howto 1.8 +--------- 1.9 +Sat is a toll in the spirit of all SliTaz tool, all commands and options are 1.10 +accessible via the usage or help command. To create a distro you first need 1.11 +to have some ARM packages. You can use custom cook the one from SliTaz mirror, 1.12 +put them all in a packages/ directory and sat will install them. Then run 1.13 +'sat gen' with your custom --options to build an initramfs. To boot the distro 1.14 +with Qemu you can run: sat emu 1.15 + 1.16 + 1.17 History 1.18 ------- 1.19 While I was porting SliTaz to ARM I ended by creating a lot of initramfs to 1.20 -test the SliTaz boot, packages and so on. Si I first wrote a small script, 1.21 -then improved it so I just have to put include packages in a single directory 1.22 -and all custom files in a rootfs directory. I also wanted virtual disk 1.23 -suport so I can code under Qemu and save my work. So this how sat is born, 1.24 -one we may have use TazLito or a new SliTaz Live tool, but at the time being 1.25 -sta and the way it work feet all my needs 1.26 +test the SliTaz boot, packages and so on. So I first wrote a small script, 1.27 +then improved it so just have to put include packages in a single directory 1.28 +and all custom files in a rootfs directory. I also wanted virtual disk support 1.29 +so I can code under Qemu and save my work. This is how sat is born, one day 1.30 +we may use TazLito or have a new SliTaz Live tool, but at the time being 'sat' 1.31 +and the way it work feet all my needs to buils custom distro and boot then 1.32 +with qemu-system-arm. 1.33 1.34 - Pankso 24 May 2012 1.35