This is the OpenEmbedded filesystem builder for the Zipit
Z2. 

!!!IMPORTANT!!!

Look for READMEs that are in the build dir for more
info before you proceed reading this file.

Okay?.

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The Makefile should help you get a working OE system
installed into your dev directory.  I make a directory
in my ${HOME}, such as OE-projects, then copy the Makefile
into that and run 'make'.  After it finishes, I have a
basic OE set of tools installed.

To install the Zipit Z2 specific stuff, I would then:
svn co http://linux.zipitwireless.com/svn/zipitforge/openembedded ~/OE-projects
That would then load the build and zipitBBfiles dirs.


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Basically, once you get the basic OE system installed,
you will want to know a few things:

1) To build the OE distro for the Z2, just enter the command:
   'bitbake base-image'. When it finishes, look in the
   ${TMPDIR}/deploy/images for your bootstrap-XXXX.tar file.
   That is the filesystem that you would copy onto the ext3
   partition (filesystem space).

2) If you add or remove packages from within the build/*.conf
   files, run a 'bitbake -c rebuild task-boot'. You must
   rebuild the list of packages that MACHINE_TASK_PROVIDER
   (task-boot) knows it has to install into the filesystem image.

3) to build OPIE, run 'bitbake opie-image'.

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Installing the images can be eased by the prepSDcard.pl script
found within the zipitZ2BBfiles/fatroot/ directory.  Carefully
read the README-sdcard for details on how to use the script
and to identify where your SD card media reader is located.