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This post is old. Check this article out for the simplified version!
http://www.precentral.net/how-to-install-homebrew-apps ________________ Old Version Below! All Credit goes to TheInvsbleMan from the Original thread found here (the first post is where you can find the referenced Steps 1&2): http://discussion.treocentral.com/ho...r-1-0-4-a.html Quote:
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07/17/2009, 12:09 PM
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Haha, nahh not a ****** if I were I would be rocking an iPhone
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07/17/2009, 12:20 PM
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Wow that was super easy. Thanks
To recap, I installed Virtual box, I installed the SDK from palm, i enabled developer mode on the pre, plugged in the pre 'just charge' and then followed your palm-install drag/drop method. |
07/17/2009, 06:22 PM
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I went to Palm's site and downloaded the official OS X version of their SDK. Any idea why Palm recommends (has a link to) Virtual Box 2.2.4 when there is Virtual Box 3.0.2 available? Would running 3.0.2 cause any problems? Thanks!
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07/18/2009, 08:05 AM
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I am going to make an assumption that it has to do with when they first built the SDK a year or more back... The version of VB was the one available.
In order to avoid conflict with a newer vm protocol, they just continued using the one they knew worked. I've used the latest on my MBP with no issues but they know how to support problems with 2.2.4. All speculation... But sounds reasonable to me. |
07/18/2009, 08:43 AM
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Heres a way to automate this with... automator.
First run Automator. Then add "Run shell script" action. Change "Pass input" to "As Arguments" Enter the following into the box where it has the default "cat" command: Code:
/opt/PalmSDK/0.1/bin/palm-install -d usb "$*" Then just control-click or right mouse click your .ipk files and select the automator plugin to install them. It should also work if you select more than one file. |
07/19/2009, 12:26 AM
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I'm so glad to see this.. I haven't been able to load up apps from my mac, had to use my PC to get the apps on, this is great.. Thanks again...
One question, if I wana remove an app, besides the Orange and Delete, how do you go about deleting it from root ? Thanks
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# Install package palm-install ~/projects/packages/com.example.app_1.0_all.ipk # Remove application palm-install -r com.example.app # List applications on default device palm-install -l # List applications on usb-connected device palm-install -d usb -l # List applications on emulator palm-install -d tcp -l |
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07/19/2009, 02:55 PM
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Hmmm are you running as an administrator? If not it may not allow you to run the palm-install command.
try sudo palm-install then drag and drop it... it will prompt for your password type it in and it should work. |
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On another note, I've got a question for you mac sdk users: every time I plug my Pre into a USB port, the novacomd process proceeds to occupy 100% of one of my cores. I have to manually kill it every time. Does this happen for any of you? Any ideas on how to turn it off? |
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-installed Vbox
-installed mac SDK -plugged Pre in with 'just charge' -enabled dev mode -entered terminal: Code:
bryan-harigs-macbook-pro:~ bryanharig$ palm-install /Users/bryanharig/Downloads/de.umass.translate_1.1_all.ipk -bash: palm-install: command not found |
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I was able to load a few Homebrews last night but it was at 1 am. So decided work was better and wanted to get home today and load the other ones I wanted.
Now it loads on the sdk and not on my phone. When I close the sdk (because it was open last night) it tells me the device is not found. Any ideas? |
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