Re: [Ltib] Build Linux Kernel and Filesystem on Portable Ubuntu

[Stuart Hughes]

Hi Casper,

I'd second what Todd says.  When I need to try out a new Linux distro
for LTIB compatibility I use VirtualBox, which I find works very well.

Regards, Stuart

casper iway wrote:
> Hello guyz,
> 
> I'm planning to install ubuntu linux on my computer at home because i
> want to familiarize Linux commands and help me build a right kernel
> configuration and filesystem to my LPC3131 board. But the problem is I
> don't want to have a dual boot of my computer at home, because i like to
> work more on windows right now. So im planning to use a portable Ubuntu
> that would run on top of windows OS.
> My question is, have anyone here experience using LTIB on portable
> Ubuntu? Does work perfectly? Does the built Linux kernel for you
> development board works perfectly?
> 
> Hope someone could tell me about there experience in portable Ubuntu.
> 
> Casper
>