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Mobian Development Environment - system requirements - mgronbak666 - 02-12-2021

Hi all,

I just got my brand new PinePhone and I have spent a lot of time searching what distro to start doing development for.

Mobian Project seems to be the best described project in terms of development and how to obtain the source code.
The only thing missing from all distro's is what system requirement is needed to do a proper hardware/VM setup to ensure
enough RAM and Disk space to both host the build source code and to do the software compilation? And what Debian OS version
to use to make sure necessary build tools will be available for the process of building.

So my question is:

Where can I find info on DISK/RAM/OS requirement for physical machine and also for VM/Docker if this is more feasible?

I believe a VM/Docker approach would be the best way to kickstart the development process...
My stationary is a Gentoo box so if any one has a pretty good setup for doing Mobian development on this platform I would like to know whats and hows to this approach too :0)

/666


RE: Mobian Development Environment - system requirements - cybercow - 02-12-2021

(02-12-2021, 05:32 AM)mgronbak666 Wrote: The only thing missing from all distro's is what system requirement is needed to do a proper hardware/VM setup to ensure
enough RAM and Disk space to both host the build source code and to do the software compilation? And what Debian OS version
to use to make sure necessary build tools will be available for the process of building.
Since Mobian is less of a standalone system but more a flavor of Debian you should definitely search at debian.org.

The links under documentations at https://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/
and
https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/maint-guide/index.en.html

Mai be helpful but I don't know.