Difference between revisions of "WxKeyboardTester"

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(Much simplified system, now uses script to make changes to build the keyboard tester)
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# get a standard Debian Lenny system
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* install lenny from a multi-netboot disk, in the tasksel stage, turn all task packages off
# install libxml-mini-perl and libfile-find-rule-perl
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* once you can login, as root, grab the setup script, and run it:
## apt-get install libxml-mini-perl libfile-find-rule-perl
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cd /root
# install http://people.debian.org/~ryan/libwx-perl_0.93-1~bpo50+1_i386.deb
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wget http://llama/~ryan52/setup
## wget http://people.debian.org/~ryan/libwx-perl_0.93-1~bpo50+1_i386.deb
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chmod 755 setup
## dpkg -i libwx-perl_0.93-1~bpo50+1_i386.deb
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./setup
## apt-get install -f
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* reboot and make sure you are greeted by a keyboard
# get a clone of git://git.freegeek.org/git/wxKeyboardTester
 
## apt-get install git-core
 
## cd /root/
 
## git clone git://git.freegeek.org/git/wxKeyboardTester
 
# in some init script:
 
## save the script below into /etc/init.d/wx-keyboard-tester
 
## update-rc.d wx-keyboard-tester defaults
 
  xinit /root/wxKeyboardTester/bin/keyboard.pl
 
  shutdown -h
 
# reboot and make sure you are greeted by a keyboard
 

Revision as of 07:38, 25 October 2009

  • install lenny from a multi-netboot disk, in the tasksel stage, turn all task packages off
  • once you can login, as root, grab the setup script, and run it:
cd /root
wget http://llama/~ryan52/setup
chmod 755 setup
./setup
  • reboot and make sure you are greeted by a keyboard