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Date        : 2007/09/02 17:07
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Edit Summary: Fix typos, condense the toolchain installation.

@@ -143,32 +143,34 @@
  On a 3.6 Ghz CoreDuo system with 1Gb of RAM, the virtual system runs very fast, and it is very difficult to use the keyboard because keys repeat.  The first thing to do, then, is to turn off key repeat.  Start the **KDE Control Center** by clicking **Star | System | Control Center**.  Navigate to **Peripherals | Keyboard** and uncheck the **Enable keyboard repeat** check box.  Click the **Apply** button, and close the **KDE Control Center** with **File | Quit**.
  
  =====About your virtual system=====
  
- * The ''tux'' and ''root'' account passwords are both ''qemuisgreat''.
- * The system's IP address is ''10.0.2.15''.
- * The host system's IP address is ''10.0.2.2''.
- * The virtual system has access the internet if you host system has access.
+   * The ''tux'' and ''root'' account passwords are both ''qemuisgreat''.
+   * The system's IP address is ''10.0.2.15''.
+   * The host system's IP address is ''10.0.2.2''.
+   * The virtual system has access the internet if the host system has access.
  
  =====About your host system=====
  
  This example makes certain presumptions about your host system set up.  Among them are:
  
- * It is possible to //ssh// into your user account on the host system from **localhost**, and, that //scp// is installed.
- * Your host system has internet access.
+   * It is possible to //ssh// into your user account on the host system from **localhost**, and, that //scp// is installed.
+   * Your host system has internet access.
  
  =====About your skills=====
  
  This example does presume some things about your skills.
  
- * You can use the **vi** editor, or can figure out how to find and use a different text editor on your own.
- * You are reasonably comfortable with using a BASH command-line when directed about what to type.
+   * You can use the **vi** editor, or can figure out how to find and use a different text editor on your own.
+   * You are reasonably comfortable with using a BASH command-line when directed about what to type.
  
  =====Setting up the tool chain=====
  
- ====Give your user sudo priveleges====
+ ====Give tux sudo privileges====
  
- First, you will need ''root'' access from time to time, so set that up first...
+ First, you will need ''root'' access from time to time, so set that up first.  Open up a terminal session by clicking the **Terminal Program** icon on the start bar.  Size and configure it to taste, and settle in for a session at the command prompt.  The prompt will look like:
+ 
+   [tux at localhost ~]$ 
  
    $ su -l root -c urpmi\ sudo
    Password:
    
@@ -188,41 +190,36 @@
    $ su -l root -c usermod\ -G\ wheel\ tux
  
  ====Set up a toolchain====
  
-   $ sudo urpmi subversion
-   To satisfy dependencies, the following packages are going to be installed:
-   libapr-util1...
-   libapr1...
-   libsvn0...
-   subversion...
-   Proceed with the installation of the 4 packages?  (4 MB) (Y/n) y
-   ...
    $ sudo urpmi gcc autoconf2.5 automake
    To satisfy dependencies, the following packages are going to be installed:
    autoconf2.1...
    autoconf2.5...
    automake1.8...
    binutils...
+   cproto...
    gcc...
    glibc-devel...
+   libapr-util1...
+   libapr1...
    libbinutils2...
-   m4...
-   Proceed with the installation of the 8 packages? (30 MB) (Y/n) y
-   ...
-   $ sudo urpmi libtool make cproto
-   To satisfy dependencies, the following packages are going to be installed:
-   cproto...
+   libsvn0...
    libtool...
    libtool-base...
+   m4...
    make
-   Proceed with the installation of the 4 packages? (4 MB) (Y/n) y
-   ...
-   $ sudo gdb
+   subversion...
+   Proceed with the installation of the 17 packages? (43 MB) (Y/n) y
    ...
    $ exit
  
  Shut down the virtual system with **Star | Log Out... | Turn Off Computer**.
+ 
+ ====Backup the "clean" virtual host====
+ 
+   $ cd ~/qemu/mandriva-one-2007-qemu-image
+   $ tar -cjf mandriva-one-2007.qcow.img.devel.tar.bz2 mandriva-one-2007.qcow.img
  
  ======qemu packages======
  
  The following Mandriva packages are available via urpmi.


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