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* Ability to reissue registration to schoolserver ([[User:tch|Martin Abente]])
 
* Ability to reissue registration to schoolserver ([[User:tch|Martin Abente]])
 
* [http://codewiz.org/wiki/pictures/sugar/deployment/paraguay/caacupe/escuela_485_daniel_ortellado/dextrose-testing Extensive field testing] ([[User:Bernie|Bernie Innocenti]])
 
* [http://codewiz.org/wiki/pictures/sugar/deployment/paraguay/caacupe/escuela_485_daniel_ortellado/dextrose-testing Extensive field testing] ([[User:Bernie|Bernie Innocenti]])
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== Dextrose 2 ==
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[[File:Download-dextrose-py.png]]
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'''This is a Test Build'''. Targeted for use by multiple deployments worldwide, this is the first test build for what will be Dextrose2.  Based on the latest Dextrose1, this build adds additional language support, and removes country specific logos.  While stable and ready for general use, we do appreciate feedback and bug reports.   
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{| class="wikitable"
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! Hardware
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! OS Images
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! Size
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! Date
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| [[File:Xo-1.png]] XO-1
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| [http://download.sugarlabs.org/dextrose/testing/dextrose2/xo1/os1dx2.img os1dx2.img] [http://download.sugarlabs.org/dextrose/testing/dextrose2/xo1/os1dx2.crc os1dx2.crc]
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| 630MB
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| Sep 17 2010
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| [[File:Xo-1.5.png]] XO-1.5
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| [http://download.sugarlabs.org/dextrose/testing/dextrose2/xo1.5/os1dx2.zd os1dx2.zd]
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| 520MB
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| Sep 17 2010
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|}
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== Dextrose 1 ==
 
== Dextrose 1 ==
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| Aug 15 2010
 
| Aug 15 2010
 
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Want to help us with testing? Check out our latest [[/Builds|development builds]].
 
  
 
== Installation ==
 
== Installation ==
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* First, ensure that your laptop is [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Activation_and_developer_keys unlocked].
 
* First, ensure that your laptop is [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Activation_and_developer_keys unlocked].
* Download both <tt>osNNNpyg.img</tt> and <tt>osNNNpyg.crc</tt> to the root directory of a USB stick
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* Download both <tt>osNdx2.img</tt> and <tt>osNdx2.crc</tt> to the root directory of a USB stick
 
* Drop to the "ok" prompt by pressing ESC repeatedly during boot
 
* Drop to the "ok" prompt by pressing ESC repeatedly during boot
* Type the command: <code>copy-nand u:\osNNNpyg.img</code> followed by ENTER
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* Type the command: <code>copy-nand u:\osNdx2.img</code> followed by ENTER
 
* Wait for the display to fill in with color and the "ok" prompt to return
 
* Wait for the display to fill in with color and the "ok" prompt to return
 
* Type the command <code>reboot</code> followed by ENTER
 
* Type the command <code>reboot</code> followed by ENTER
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* First, ensure that your laptop is [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Activation_and_developer_keys unlocked].
 
* First, ensure that your laptop is [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Activation_and_developer_keys unlocked].
* Download <tt>osNNNpyg.zd</tt> to the root directory of a USB stick
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* Download <tt>osNdx2.zd</tt> to the root directory of a USB stick
 
* Drop to the "ok" prompt by pressing ESC repeatedly during boot
 
* Drop to the "ok" prompt by pressing ESC repeatedly during boot
* Type the command: <code>fs-update u:\osNNNpyg.zd</code> followed by ENTER
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* Type the command: <code>fs-update u:\osNdx2.zd</code> followed by ENTER
 
* Wait for the display to fill in with color and the "ok" prompt to return
 
* Wait for the display to fill in with color and the "ok" prompt to return
 
* Type the command <code>reboot</code> followed by ENTER
 
* Type the command <code>reboot</code> followed by ENTER
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See also the  [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/F11_for_1.5 detailed instructions].
 
See also the  [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/F11_for_1.5 detailed instructions].
  
== Using Dextrose in your deployment ==
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== Using Dextrose2 in your deployment ==
 
 
A few customizations make this image somewhat deployment-specific:
 
 
 
* Limited language support: in order to save space, only English and Spanish translations are included.
 
* Image is signed with the Paraguay deployment keys. Laptops from other regions need to be unlocked in order to load this image.
 
* The software update control panel icon checks for new activities on the Paraguay Educa wiki.
 
* The Browse home page contains the Paraguay Educa logo and links to our website.
 
 
 
We may find the time to release slightly modified images to meet the
 
needs of deployments interested in upgrading.
 
  
More importantly, we're happy to help other deployments produce their
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We're happy to help other deployments produce their
 
own OS images independently of us, thus exploiting the [http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html Freedom #1]
 
own OS images independently of us, thus exploiting the [http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html Freedom #1]
 
provided by Free Software.
 
provided by Free Software.

Revision as of 15:12, 17 September 2010


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The deployments' XO Operating System

Dextrose is a Sugar distribution for the XO-1 and XO-1.5 jointly developed by Activity Central, Paraguay Educa, Plan Ceibal and Sugar Labs in collaboration with the OLPC and Sugar community.

Our focus is stability and usability in the classroom, but we've also merged some new features contributed by deployments and freelance contributors.

New features in Dextrose

Dextrose 2

Download-dextrose-py.png

This is a Test Build. Targeted for use by multiple deployments worldwide, this is the first test build for what will be Dextrose2. Based on the latest Dextrose1, this build adds additional language support, and removes country specific logos. While stable and ready for general use, we do appreciate feedback and bug reports.

Hardware OS Images Size Date
Xo-1.png XO-1 os1dx2.img os1dx2.crc 630MB Sep 17 2010
Xo-1.5.png XO-1.5 os1dx2.zd 520MB Sep 17 2010


Dextrose 1

Download-dextrose-py.png

This is a Release Candidate. This build has been tested in two classrooms for over one month. We believe them to be stable and ready for general use. If no further issues are discovered, the RC will become our final Dextrose 1 release.

Hardware OS Images Size Date
Xo-1.png XO-1 os373pyg.img os373pyg.crc 518MB Aug 15 2010
Xo-1.5.png XO-1.5 os373pyg.zd 557MB Aug 15 2010

Installation

XO-1

Xo-1.png
  • First, ensure that your laptop is unlocked.
  • Download both osNdx2.img and osNdx2.crc to the root directory of a USB stick
  • Drop to the "ok" prompt by pressing ESC repeatedly during boot
  • Type the command: copy-nand u:\osNdx2.img followed by ENTER
  • Wait for the display to fill in with color and the "ok" prompt to return
  • Type the command reboot followed by ENTER
  • The XO will reboot, finish writing, reboot itself, and take you to the naming and color choice process
  • During the reboots, keep the charger connected to allow OFW to self-update

See also the detailed instructions.

XO-1.5

Xo-1.5.png
  • First, ensure that your laptop is unlocked.
  • Download osNdx2.zd to the root directory of a USB stick
  • Drop to the "ok" prompt by pressing ESC repeatedly during boot
  • Type the command: fs-update u:\osNdx2.zd followed by ENTER
  • Wait for the display to fill in with color and the "ok" prompt to return
  • Type the command reboot followed by ENTER
  • The XO will reboot and take you to the naming and color choice process

See also the detailed instructions.

Using Dextrose2 in your deployment

We're happy to help other deployments produce their own OS images independently of us, thus exploiting the Freedom #1 provided by Free Software.

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