In this first week of development the goal was to prepare the environment to
make contributions to the Linux kernel.
Warning: This is an old post with potentially outdated information. Read with
caution.
- Install Qemu:
sudo apt-get install qemu qemu-kvm libvirt-bin
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Get the latest ArchLinux version.
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Create a virtual HD and boot ArchLinux following the steps on M.Hanny Sabbagh
tutorial.
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Install ArchLinux
on a qemu virtual machine (on a qemu virtual machine (here I had a lot
of difficulty and ended up getting a virtual machine with ArchLinux
already installed from a friend). Even though, I’ll list here some
things I did while trying to install ArchLinux.
numa máquina virtual do qemu (aqui eu tive bastante dificuldade e acabei por pegar
uma máquina virtual com o ArchLinux já instalado de um amigo).
Mesmo assim vou listar aqui algumas coisas que eu fiz enquanto tentava
instalar o ArchLinux.
4.1 I followed some of the steps from this
video tutorial and from
this post
though have not completed any of them.
4.2 Some usefull commands to setup the virtual machine were:
To configure the keyboard to brazilian ABNT2 standard.
To change the shell font size and style so that text gets more readable.
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Install and setup vim
5.1
5.2 Clone and instala configuration from LAPPIS:
git clone https://github.com/lappis-tools/lappis_vimrc.git
Edit ~/.vimrc at lines 78 e 79
elseif match($XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP, "GNOME") != -1
set term=xterm-256color
5.3 Find a funny vim tutorial to learn how to user this popular editor.
vim-adventures (too bad the full version
of it is paid)
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Install and configure neomutt e-mail client
6.1
6.2 Get useful configuration files from Rodrigo Siqueira
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rodrigosiqueira/myConfigFiles/master/roles/neomutt/files/mutt/gmail
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rodrigosiqueira/myConfigFiles/master/roles/neomutt/files/mutt/mutt-colors-solarized-light-256.muttrc
6.3 Copy the files gmail
and mutt-colors-solarized-light-256.muttrc
to the mutt configuration directory
mv gmail ~/.mutt/
mv mutt-colors-solarized-light-256.muttrc ~/.mutt/
6.4 Edit mutt configuration file with the information from your e-mail account
6.5 Edit the gmail configuration to enable IMAP access and to enable
less secure apps to access your account.