Difference between revisions of "0.100/Testing"

Latest revision as of 16:37, 9 March 2014

How to test Sugar 0.100

We have different ways of testing Sugar 0.100:

Using a testing image (available for all XO laptops models)
Using a 13.2.0 image and installing rpms.
Using sugar-build

Testing images

These images from OLPC Australia can be installed in an XO without security enabled.

updated on: 21 January 2014

XO-4: 33028xx4.zd (md5)

XO-1.75: 33028xx2.zd (md5)

XO-1.5: 33028xx1.zd (md5)

XO-1: 33028xx0.img 33028xx0.crc (md5)

clean install from USB drive: at firmware ok prompt: copy-nand u:\xxxxxxxx.img

clean install from SD card: at firmware ok prompt: fs-update ext:\xxxxxxx.img

The olpc-os-builder configuration used to create these images is here.

Installing Sugar 0.100 testing rpms

The first step is to install a 13.2.0 image, downloaded here.

The second step is to create a file /etc/yum.repos.d/au1b-updates.repo with the following contents:

[au1b-updates]
name=au1b-udates
baseurl=http://harvest.one-education.org/public/au1b-updates/
enabled=1
gpgcheck=0

Later you need to run these commands:

rpm -e sugar-update-control
yum update

If you want a fresh start, and do not care about LOSING EVERYTHING YOU HAVE IN YOUR JOURNAL, you can execute this command:

rm -rf .sugar

And finally, restart your computer.

Using sugar-build

Detailed instructions to use sugar-build are here [1].

New features to test

In addition to the new features described in the Sugar 100 release notes, these builds have some features being developed for the OLPC Australia deployment. These include the following:

Age and Gender selection
Limits to the number of open activities (now upstream)
Limits to the number of open instances of an activity. (now upstream)
A webservice for sharing Journal entries with the classroom teacher
Proxy and hidden network support
Journal Backup/Restore

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 === Testing images ===
-These images can be installed in an XO without security enabled.
+These images from [https://www.laptop.org.au/ OLPC Australia] can be installed in an XO without security enabled.
+updated on: 21 January 2014
 XO-4: [http://harvest.one-education.org/public/testing-images/33028xx4.zd 33028xx4.zd] ([http://harvest.one-education.org/public/testing-images/33028xx4.zd.md5 md5])
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 XO-1.5: [http://harvest.one-education.org/public/testing-images/33028xx1.zd 33028xx1.zd] ([http://harvest.one-education.org/public/testing-images/33028xx1.zd.md5 md5])
-XO-1: [http://harvest.one-education.org/public/testing-images/33028xx0.img 33028xx0.img] [http://harvest.one-education.org/public/testing-images/33028xx0.crc 33028xx0.crc]([http://harvest.one-education.org/public/testing-images/33028xx0.img.md5 md5])
+XO-1: [http://harvest.one-education.org/public/testing-images/33028xx0.img 33028xx0.img] [http://harvest.one-education.org/public/testing-images/33028xx0.crc 33028xx0.crc] ([http://harvest.one-education.org/public/testing-images/33028xx0.img.md5 md5])
+: clean install from USB drive: at firmware ok prompt: {{Code|copy-nand u:\xxxxxxxx.img}}
+: clean install from SD card: at firmware ok prompt: {{Code|fs-update ext:\xxxxxxx.img}}
 The olpc-os-builder configuration used to create these images is [https://github.com/godiard/olpc-os-builder/commits/au1b here].