Thanks. That wasn't clear to me originally. Downloading fine now. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Shade.sh
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Thanks. That wasn't clear to me originally. Downloading fine now. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Shade.sh
Easy for you to say. Building the toolchain on Leopard is still a massive exercise in frustration.Quote:
Originally Posted by javacom
The UpgradeToolChain2.tgz is the file that I build on Leopard
and then put it Linux for building
It is a ready to use one shell script to build toolchain with SDK 2.0 header file as well. It includes all the downloading and patching as described in Saurik's guide.
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Originally Posted by starkruzr
Has there been any update to this ? a image that has Xcode, interface builder, iphone SDK & toolchain preinstalled ???
Go for a MacOSX on x86 if you need XCode and iPhone Simulator.
It can be installed on Intel netbook and desktop
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You only need one of the zip files above, the free Player from VMware, at least Windows NT or any other newer x86 OS (Windows, Mac or Linux) in which the Player can be installed, enough RAM and about 2 GB free space on your hard disk. Debian Linux in its virtual PC (the VMware Player) resides in a few ordinary files that come with the zip file and can be handled with every file manager.The Debian Etch VMware Appliance is a full/minimal Gnome desktop installation of the current stable Debian Linux distribution Etch. Considered by many as the desktop version of the different Linux flavors to use at home or work it offers about 19000 free packages for point and click installation along with security updates.
the vmware image is in bash?
no gui? only command line?