More fun with Trinux :
That is pretty dang impressive, running an emulator on Trinux as well as it does for now, huge step for sure! Heck, there's even audio from the emulator, which also is very awesome
Thanks! Again, all I did was installed the emulator and obtained those homebrew ROMS. Nothing else was needed to be done (other then activating the swap space ie virtual memory).
Okay snes9x is not going to work right until we increase the swap space size. As for memory lasting, it seems to be just fine when dloing nes emulation alone and nothing else. There's some minor lag from tkime to time but nothing majorI wonder how something like Snes9x would fare under Trinux Out of curiosity, how long does the memory last util it runs out? And with the swap spacing? Hopefully that can be overcome eventually.
Okay snes9x is not going to work right until we increase the swap space size. As for memory lasting, it seems to be just fine when dloing nes emulation alone and nothing else. There's some minor lag from tkime to time but nothing major
Its inevitable :-), no worries :-)Ah fair enough, just wondering about Snes9x
Thanks! Again, all I did was installed the emulator and obtained those homebrew ROMS.
Step 1: Get img and extract it.
open terminal and cd to directory of img with: cd /path/to/img
Step 2:
sudo fdisk -l trinux-1.0b.img
the output of this will show three partitions where the end of the of the third partition is what we are looking at.
in the case of trinux-1.0b the last line will read:
trinux-1.0b.img3 2713600 3762175 ...
THE IMPORTANT NUMBER IS THE 3762175, which is the last partition under the END column.
Step 3:
sudo truncate --size $[(3762175+1)*512] trinux-1.0b.img
Sorry for the late reply to myself but I had to go to a job and got sidetracked. Works perfectly on a 4GB SD card (which is all that I have but it should theoretically work fine elsewhere. The method to shrink the img is fairly simple but it requires linux.
Code:Step 1: Get img and extract it. open terminal and cd to directory of img with: cd /path/to/img Step 2: sudo fdisk -l trinux-1.0b.img the output of this will show three partitions where the end of the of the third partition is what we are looking at. in the case of trinux-1.0b the last line will read: trinux-1.0b.img3 2713600 3762175 ... THE IMPORTANT NUMBER IS THE 3762175, which is the last partition under the END column. Step 3: sudo truncate --size $[(3762175+1)*512] trinux-1.0b.img
That's all. In the case of this version, you would only have to run steps 1 and 3 because I did it for you but its good to future proof with step 2. You now have an image which should fit on a 2GB SD card; however, I only tested it on a 4GB myself because that's what I had. I will add though, it's pretty simple to adjust these partitions such that it would all fit on a 1GB SD card but I'm not sure what affect that would have on the swap.
Furthermore, today I let Ninja_Carver remote into my machine again and I'm happy to say that Trinux Beta v1.4 is ready to go! Many exciting features will be in this release. First of all Ninja removed that TSK account as its completely unnecessary, the root account is still there (and its the only account accessible in this release, although USBmux daemon is still there lol). Feel free to create your own personal accounts blah blah blah and I highly recommend you change the default root password as well, unless you want somebody to trash you trinux setup.
moving right along, ninja also added the synaptic package manager to make installing applications much more user friendly (for those who fear the terminal ) as well as adding the universe and multiverse repos so you can download a whole lot more stuff . He also tweaked the filesystem and increased the size of the current swap file so that everything is running super smooth compared to how it was running prior . Also he automated the internet and swap file activation as well, so there's no need to use the terminal for either of those two things. Just fire up trinux, log in and you're golden .
I again, served primarily as a tester for this, most of the work was done by Ninja himself . The only thing I added was FCEUX (nes emulator) which I showed off in previous videos. I AM NOT AND WILL NOT PROVIDE ANY NES ROMS WITH THIS EVER! Either dump your own cartridges (if legal in your country) or stick to free homebrew/public domain roms, or a combination of both (if legal). Most of all, have fun .
I expect to have this latest release uploaded sometime later on tonight. I have to get ready for work, but sometime after I get out, I will likely start the upload process
Nice, really good news, please remember release a noob proof tutorial too
Step 1: Install IOS254
Step 2: Use Win32DiskImager to install image to sd card.
Step 3: Put in wii u, run homebrew channel, and load linux.
Code:Step 1: Install IOS254 Step 2: Use Win32DiskImager to install image to sd card. Step 3: Put in wii u, run homebrew channel, and load linux.
Now that we have a noob tutorial, have fun.
You only have to do the steps I mentioned earlier to shrink the image if you have a SD card of size < 8GB. Strictly speaking, the shrinking should be performed by whomever decides to release the image prior to release to make it easy on the end user. *hint hint*
Code:Step 1: Install IOS254 Step 2: Use Win32DiskImager to install image to sd card. Step 3: Put in wii u, run homebrew channel, and load linux.
Now that we have a noob tutorial, have fun.
You only have to do the steps I mentioned earlier to shrink the image if you have a SD card of size < 8GB. Strictly speaking, the shrinking should be performed by whomever decides to release the image prior to release to make it easy on the end user. *hint hint*
Trinux Beta 1.4 has been released as a torrent file . Unfortunately, I can't provide the link here . I don't know what's going on with 4shared and fileom. I'm thinking something is up with my computer at this point. I posted the magnet link for this one on another forum. The mod over there should be adding it to the original release thread for our first beta shortly. Once that happens, you should be able to find it on google .
I will get it up on a file host ASAP so it can be linked to here as well.