Difference between revisions of "Amahi 7"
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2) Here are two binaries, compiled on Fedora 17, for 64bits and '''only 64bits even though the second one is a noarch rpm'''. (This is a temporary work-around.) | 2) Here are two binaries, compiled on Fedora 17, for 64bits and '''only 64bits even though the second one is a noarch rpm'''. (This is a temporary work-around.) |
Revision as of 11:16, 21 October 2012
Work on Amahi 7 has started. Expected release is November 2012.
Amahi 7 is a re-engineering of some of the platform software to support a leap in technologies to the latest and greatest. We expect that there will be a lot of changes.
How to Get Amahi 7 Running
This is based on a bare Fedora 17 minimal install.
1) First let's install the dependencies:
yum -y install yum-plugin-fastestmirror yum -y install wget bind bind-utils caching-nameserver sudo dhcp samba httpd yum -y install monit perl-Authen-PAM fpaste mysql-server perl-DBI yum -y install ruby-devel ruby-mysql ruby-libs eruby ruby-augeas yum -y install ruby-irb ruby-racc rubygem-rdoc eruby-libs yum -y install perl-Authen-PAM perl-libwww-perl yum -y install cadaver php php-mysql perl-URI filesystem rubygem-passenger yum -y install mysql-server perl-DBI ruby-devel yum -y install hddtemp mod_passenger patch rubygem-passenger-native wol yum -y install tar unzip bzip2 rsync
2) Here are two binaries, compiled on Fedora 17, for 64bits and only 64bits even though the second one is a noarch rpm. (This is a temporary work-around.)
wget http://alpha.amahi.org/tmp/hdactl-4.2.2-1.x86_64.rpm wget http://alpha.amahi.org/tmp/hda-platform-6.2.2-1.x86_64.rpm # the next command should give you exactly TWO errors with missing dependencies: # hda-greyhole and a weird ruby line (if not, let us know!!) rpm -Uvh hdactl-4.2.2-1.x86_64.rpm hda-platform-6.2.2-1.x86_64.rpm # this overrides the dependencies: rpm --nodeps -Uvh hdactl-4.2.2-1.x86_64.rpm hda-platform-6.2.2-1.x86_64.rpm
3) Start the installer
systemctl start amahi-installer.service systemctl stop iptables.service
4) Access http://localhost:2000
(or the IP of the machine instead of localhost) and the installer should come up. You may need to reboot to see it, not sure.
5) Create a profile in Amahi.org and get an install code. Punch this in and click on install
6) Report errors
7) If it all worked, reboot and the dashboard should come up at http://hda
(or http://IP-OF-THE-MACHINE
)
New Technology
- Using Ruby 1.9.x
- Using the latest Ruby on Rails (probably 3.2.8+)
- We will try to use the Slim template engine for the platform
- Based on Fedora 17 (or 18), because ruby 1.9 and RoR 3.x are in by default in it.
- We're not "abandoning" Ubuntu or "going back" to Fedora. We will attempt to support both. However, Fedora is the first one to bring Ruby 1.9 and RoR 3.x out of the box, so far.
Hopeful Features
- New disk wizard
- Widgets
- Gadgets
- More modular
- Faster and more efficient
How to Help
There are several ways to help:
- If you are a contributor, make sure you get a machine running with Amahi 7 and get your apps to run on it
- If you want to test the install, get a VM and an ISO file of the base OS and let's test! This is probably the best way to help without deep technical knowledge.
- If you want to help with the platform, get in the Amahi Mailing list and get some patches going. Ruby and RoR can help here.
- Testing and porting themes will also help
- Want to develop a new theme? Check the How to Create a new Theme page
- Stop by and hang out on our IRC Channel #Amahi on irc.freenode.net