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Open the Installer.Settings file in “src\IPK\resources” in a text editor like wordpad or Notepad++.įor each IPK add an entry like InstallerPackageX where X is a number starting at 1.Ĭhange the other settings to match your requirements.Įdit about-Installer.png and Main-Graphic.png with your own graphics and logos as appropriate. var/usr/lib/ipkg/info/my.app.testing would become my. If it is not started it will start it for you.īoth applications are open source and I am happy to work with anyone to include new functionality or help packaging up your application.ĭownload the source from the above GIT repository.Ĭopy your IPK file(s) to “src\IPK\resources” and name it/them how they would appear in "/var/usr/lib/ipkg/info/". Detects if Novacom is installed and started.Users don’t have to worry about downloading such a large file. This application natively supports connecting to Novacom WITHOUT the webos java file.The Windows Version has the following features: Can detect if the installation was successful or if installation failed.The Java Version has the following features: (I have kept this convention to match WebOSQuick Install. With the Java version all that is required is Novacom drivers and the WebOSDoctor.jar. One Java (All OS’s supported) and one Microsoft Dot Net 2.0 (Windows Only, may run under Mono). What this means is applications can be packaged in one file for easy installation.

Once double clicked all the user has to do is click Install and the application is installed on their phone. IPKG Installer is a single file which contains your IPK, application details, homepage and even a donation link.

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Src-git telephony https: // /feed /telephony. Src-git routing https: // /feed /routing.git Src-git luci https: // /project /luci.git Src-git packages https: // /feed /packages.git Src-link local /path /to /local /custom /feed NOTE: if you want to override packages coming from an existing feed, you must write your custom feed ABOVE the line of the package feed containing the packages you want to override.įor example, you want to make a custom version of a package that is already shipped in Packages feed, this is how your will look like (the first line is your own custom package feed)

If you are simply rebuilding extra packages, you don't need to do this at all. You can add your own feeds, local or remote, just like using the buildroot. After decompressing the SDK archive, optionally edit the file to add your package feeds.īy default, this will contain the feeds used when the SDK was built.