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Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Getting SHR Software
2.1. Download a pre compiled image and boot loader
2.2. Compile your own image
3. Installation
3.1. Flashing QI boot loader
3.2. Install SHR Image on a SD card
3.2.1. Prepare SD Card
3.2.2. Partition the SD Card
3.2.3. Create file system on the SD Card
3.2.4. Copy SHR Image onto SD card
4. Booting first time
4.1. The first time SHR wizard
4.1.1. Welcome
4.1.2. Local numbers settigs
4.1.3. GPRS connection data
4.1.4. Root password
5. Configuration
6. License

List of Figures

4.1. SHR wizard - Welcome
4.2. SHR wizard - Local numbers settings
4.3. SHR wizard - GPRS connection data
4.4. SHR wizard - Root password

1. Introduction

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2. Getting SHR Software

This chapter describes the ways to receive the SHR software (image and boot loader). For installing SHR distribution you need a SHR image and a boot loader.

2.1 Download a pre compiled image and boot loader

Downloading a pre compiled image and boot loader is the fastest and easiest way to dive into SHR. SHR provides different pre compiled images on its web site: SHR Images You can choose between:

For the first steps downloading the Lite Image is sufficient.

Install QI as default boot loader is a good choice. The download can be found under: SHR boot loader,

2.2 Compile your own image

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3. Installation

This chapter describes the SHR installation.

3.1 Flashing QI boot loader

3.2 Install SHR Image on a SD card

If you want to install SHR on SD card you should read this section.

3.2.1 Prepare SD Card

Before the SD card can be used, it must be partitioned and formatted.

Find the device name of the SD card

For the further installation process the device name of the SD card must be known. A simple test will provide the name.

  • Please open a terminal (also known as console) as normal user.

  • Type in

    cat /proc/partitions

    , this will print the list of currently known devices and partitions. An output may look like this:

    user@computer:~$ cat /proc/partitions 
    major minor  #blocks  name
    
       8       64  244198584 sde
       8       65   92156841 sde1
       8       66  145998720 sde2
       8       67          1 sde3
       8       69    6040408 sde5
    user@computer:~$
                                

  • Now plug the SD card into the SD card reader and type again:

    cat /proc/partitions

  • Now compare the result of previous output with the current output:

    user@computer:~$ cat /proc/partitions 
    major minor  #blocks  name
    
       8       64  244198584 sde
       8       65   92156841 sde1
       8       66  145998720 sde2
       8       67          1 sde3
       8       69    6040408 sde5
       8       80    7977472 sdf
       8       81    7976021 sdf1
    user@computer:~$
                                

    In this case

       8       80    7977472 sdf
       8       81    7976021 sdf1
                                

    was the difference between both outputs. So the device name of the SD card is /dev/sdf.

3.2.2 Partition the SD Card

In the previous example the SD card contained one partition. Please configure your SD card to have one partition using the whole space.

3.2.3 Create file system on the SD Card

One choice is to use EXT3 file system. It''s a journaling file system, so a power loss of your phone should not destroy all your saved data.

[Warning]Warning
Please use this file system only on your SD card because it writes very often on SD card and that is not what flash memory is made for. But SD cards are very cheap, and destroying internal flash is very expensive.

To format your SD card execute:

[Caution]Caution
Please check, that you are using the right partition name ! If you use the wrong partition, you may loose important data !

user@computer:~$ sudo mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdf1
                

3.2.4 Copy SHR Image onto SD card

Now you are ready to mount your SD card partition (please create the mount point before)and copy your SHR image to your SD card:

user@computer:~$ sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sdf1 /mnt/sdf1
user@computer:~$ sudo tar -C /mnt/sdf1 -xzf /path/to/your/image/lite-om-gta02.tar.gz
                

Now the image is ready to boot. Please plug it into your phone and enjoy the boot process.

4. Booting first time

This chapter guides you thru the first configuration process on first boot.

4.1 The first time SHR wizard

After booting a fresh installed SHR image the SHR Wizard will be started automatically and guides you thru the initial configuration process.

4.1.1 Welcome

SHR wizard - Welcome

Figure 4.1. SHR wizard - Welcome


This is is the initial page of the SHR Wizard. Please press Next to start the initial configuration of your mobile device.

4.1.2 Local numbers settigs

SHR wizard - Local numbers settings

Figure 4.2. SHR wizard - Local numbers settings


4.1.3 GPRS connection data

SHR wizard - GPRS connection data

Figure 4.3. SHR wizard - GPRS connection data


4.1.4 Root password

SHR wizard - Root password

Figure 4.4. SHR wizard - Root password


5. Configuration

This chapter describes the SHR basic configuration.

6. License

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