I always love it when, at the end of installing a package, you get some sort of important advice. Generally, you glance at it (maybe) and then start coding.
Today I installed scratchbox and maemo. Here's what you get at the end of the install:
Installation was successful!
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IMPORTANT! Please read this.
You now have the maemo 4.0 chinook installed on your computer.
You can now start your maemo SDK session with /scratchbox/login and
then select your target with 'sb-conf select CHINOOK_ARMEL' for the
armel target or 'sb-conf select CHINOOK_X86' for the i386 target.
If you have any problems with targets' package databases, you can try
running 'fakeroot apt-get -f install' on your scratchbox target.
This command will try to fix any problems with the package database.
Nokia EUSA binaries
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The package maemo-explicit is a metapackage of Nokia EUSA licensed
binaries which can be installed to scratchbox targets. It is highly
recommended to install this package on both targets to ensure a fully
working system.
If you want to install these, login to scratchbox (see commands above)
and run the command 'fakeroot apt-get install maemo-explicit' for both
armel (CHINOOK_ARMEL) and i386 (CHINOOK_X86) targets.
Happy hacking!
