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Subject: [ts-7000] Re: Mono binaries
From: "Brian Paquette" <>
Date: Fri, 20 Apr 2012 13:45:25 -0000
Here is what I did:

0) convert to booting from SD card
1) Upgrade installation to the 2.6.29 lenny image
2) Upgrade lenny to squeeze following these instructions:

http://www.howtoforge.com/upgrade-debian-lenny-to-squeeze-in-a-few-simple-steps

Ignore the instructions regarding grub because they are not applicable

3) apt-get install mono-complete

I did run into some difficulty with udev during step 2, but I worked around 
that by disabling udev (with rcconf), mounting the root volume in another 
instance of Linux, and prepopulating /dev with necessary device nodes (with 
mknod).  I forget the exact difficulty. /dev was already prepopulated with a 
lot of the device nodes I needed. I don't remember which one(s) I added. The 
udev difficulty did not keep me from booting. There were just some complaints 
during boot.

When you do the dist-upgrade to squeeze you will probably see a question about 
converting the shell to dash. I chose YES, and found that it reduced memory 
consumption quite a bit. I still run my logons under bash, but any system shell 
operations run under dash.

note: compiling large c# programs on the SBC is a lesson in pain. Compile them 
on a regular computer and then copy them to the SBC. Since they are .Net 
executables, you do not need to concern yourself with cross-compilation. The 
SBC can handle ahead of time compilation from .Net executables to target 
specific code (" mono -aot"), but trying to do large source files really churns.

--- In  "harry" <> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> does anybody can provide mono framework binaries .
> I am just playing safe since I am in the process doing that.
> Since I don't know how long I will struggle :-) , I would
> appreciate any help .
> Thanks
> Harry
>




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