Archive for category Foresight Linux
LibVirt updated
Posted by Lance Haig in Foresight Linux on 19/06/2008
LIbvirt has been updated to 4.3 in the fl:2-devel.
New video config tool for Foresight Linux
Posted by Lance Haig in Foresight Linux on 13/06/2008
I am investigating video config (x config) for Foresight linux as the current config tool is a bit hit and miss.
I have been investigation who does what and how but it seems quite difficult to get any information about this stuff from the different distributions and also what works and what does not.
I would appreciate any comments on the above.
virt-manager 0.5.4 for Foresight Linux
Posted by Lance Haig in Foresight Linux on 05/06/2008
After some head scratching and help from doniphon we now have a working virt-manager, virt-viewer, virtinst and libvirtd on Foresight Linux 2-qa so hopefully soon it will be released into the main repo sometime soon.
Please create issues on https://issues.foresightlinux.org for any problems
Monsoon on Foresight Linux
Posted by Lance Haig in Foresight Linux on 28/05/2008
I have packaged Monsoon for foresight 2, it has been passed though qa and is now in the main repo.
I am glad that it has worked so easily
New Laptop
Posted by Lance Haig in Bongo, Foresight Linux on 20/05/2008
I have eventually been able to get a 64bit laptop.
Which means I will be able to package for Foresight Linux, Rpath and the Bongo Project again.
I feel I have been neglecting all my projects somewhat, hopefully when it arrives I will be able to package some great apps.
Vmware Workstation on Foresight 2
Posted by Lance Haig in Foresight Linux on 20/03/2008
Well I have been able to get vmware running on Foresight 2 it was a bit of a mission as since Vmware have opensourced their vmware tools the foresight developers have built the tools into the kernel by default. The problem is that when you try to install vmware workstation or vmware player they would complain about the modules already installed and fail.
After manually deleting these module files I was able to install and run vmware on the workstation.
All was not lost though while I was trying to get this to work. I was able to build and run a QEMU (kvm) machine and run that so I could work and keep running. As one of my friends said they need to get virt-manager built and running on Foresight so that the machines can have bridged networking.
So this is a start at least.
So I migrated my Desktop
Posted by Lance Haig in Foresight Linux on 19/03/2008
So I migrated my desktop to Foresight Linux v 2
It has been a bit of a bumpy ride mainly due to me being a newbie and the fact that FL:2 is still very new to market.
I will see how things go and keep you updated.