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mLinux - MultiTech Linux for MultiConnect Conduit gateways
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mLinux is a distribution provided by MultiTech tailored for the
MultiConnect Conduit products (MTCDT models).
mLinux utilizes OpenEmbedded-Core, Bitbake, which are part of the Yocto Project.
For more information about mLinux, see http://www.multitech.net
For more information about the Yocto Project, see http://www.yoctoproject.org
For more information about OpenEmbedded, see http://www.openembedded.org
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BUILDING
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Note that mLinux should *not* be built as root and you will need full write
permissions to the build directory structure. It is recommended to build
the software inside your $HOME dir as a normal user.
1. Build from tarball
tar xzf mLinux-3.0.0.tar.gz
cd mlinux-3.0.0
# install needed dependencies, see scripts in install-deps
# example: sudo ./install-deps/install-debian-ubuntu-deps.sh
source env-oe.sh
# set your default machine type in conf/local.conf
# MACHINE="mtcdt"
# build an image
bitbake mlinux-base-image
2. Build from git repository
# clone repo to a dir name of your choice
git clone git://git.multitech.net/mlinux.git mlinux-3.0.0
cd mlinux-3.0.0
# checkout desired branch or tag
git checkout 3.0.0
# install needed dependencies, see scripts in install-deps
# example: sudo ./install-deps/install-debian-ubuntu-deps.sh
# initialize git submodules and setup dir structure
./setup.sh
# setup environment
source env-oe.sh
# set your default machine type in conf/local.conf
# MACHINE="mtcdt"
# build an image
bitbake mlinux-base-image
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IMAGES
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mlinux-base-image: Small image with essential packages -- good starting point for a custom image
mlinux-factory-image: Large image loaded on units by default -- contains full language support (perl, python, java, ruby, nodejs)
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PRE-BUILT IMAGES
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http://multitech.net/mlinux/images
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MORE INFO
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See the MultiTech Developer website (http://www.multitech.net) for full
installation and build instructions. In particular, see the "Introduction" and
"Getting Started" pages under the mLinux section.
You can also join the available developer forums to post queries and receive
updates from MultiTech developers.
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