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*'''Student''': Kirtika Ruchandani  
*'''Student''': Kirtika Ruchandani  
*'''Mentor''': Florian Boor  
*'''Mentor''': Florian Boor  
*'''Repository''':  
*'''Repository''': http://github.com/rkirti/maemo_angstrom/tree/master
[As on 30th April, the repository for this project isn't yet finalised.  
The above repo. is where the current recipes can be checked out from, in the form of an OE overlay. The recipes were previously hosted at
For the meanwhile, it will be either Maemo Garage or the OE git repo, if I get access to it.]
http://github.com/rkirti/maemo-oe/tree/master which is synced with the new repo, but less frequently.
 


===Project summary===
===Project summary===
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platform itself portable - i.e. being able to port Maemo components for a
platform itself portable - i.e. being able to port Maemo components for a
device over a given base, say angstrom.
device over a given base, say angstrom.
===Project Reports===
*[http://n2.nabble.com/-GSoC-09--Integrating-Maemo-in-Open-Embedded---Report-1-td3034362.html Report 1]
*[http://rkirti.wordpress.com/2009/06/25/report2/ Report 2]
*[http://rkirti.wordpress.com/2009/07/27/gsoc-updates-hildon-on-angstrom/ Report 3]
*[http://rkirti.wordpress.com/2009/08/15/gsoc-updates-report-4/ Report 4]
*[http://rkirti.wordpress.com/2009/08/16/gsoc-2009-winding-up/ GSoC Concluding Comments]
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Latest revision as of 09:58, 12 February 2010

Integrating Maemo in Open Embedded(OE) - Creating a 'maemo image' in OE for the N800/N810 - GSoC 2009 Project

The above repo. is where the current recipes can be checked out from, in the form of an OE overlay. The recipes were previously hosted at http://github.com/rkirti/maemo-oe/tree/master which is synced with the new repo, but less frequently.


Project summary

The project aim is to get a file-system image of maemo built in OE for the N800/N810 with all the Maemo software stack components - including the hildon UI environment. The work done for this will also include making the platform itself portable - i.e. being able to port Maemo components for a device over a given base, say angstrom.

Project Reports