Specifications

SHARP CORPORATION
Sharp SL-series Zaurus “Qtopia” Development Start-up Guide
Ver 1.11, February 28, 2003, 47/63
3.2.2. Download ipk package by using NFS
If you have a local area network in your development environment, you may also use NFS to download the ipk
package to the SL-series Zaurus from your PC-Linux. In order to do so, you need to have the “terminal”
application installed on the SL-series Zaurus. The “terminal” application can be obtained from
http://www.myzaurus.com/downloads.asp
.
(STEP 1) Enable LAN access on your Zaurus
Insert the network card to the SL-series Zaurus If the network card is successfully recognized upon its insertion to
the device, a card icon appears on the task bar. In the case the CF network card is not recognized, pull out the
card and re-insert to the SL-series Zaurus. In addition, the following commands from the “terminal” application will
also provide the same result:
# cardctl eject
# cardctl insert
If the device still does not recognize the network even by executing the above above commands, reset the
SL-series Zaurus to have cardmgr services available.
(STEP 2) Configure network interface of your Zaurus
Invoke the “Network” application from the “Settings” tab, and enable the TCP/IP networking service on the
SL-series Zaurus. See the Operation Manuals for how to configure the network interface of the SL-series Zaurus.
(STEP 3) Mounting file system by NFS
Invoke the “terminal” application on the “Applications” tab. When the application successfully invoked, a console
(shell) screen will appear. For instance, if the
/server
directory of the nfs server (whose IP address in
SS.SS.SS.SS) is exported for the client, the following command will allow client access to the
/server
directory
of the server under
/mnt/net
:
$ mount –t nfs SS.SS.SS.SS:/server /mnt/net
NOTE) The IP address in Figure 3-8 (SS.SS.SS.SS) must be the IP address of the actual server, and should be
entered by dicimal dot expression.
In order to make this command valid, the file system has to be exported on the server side prior to executing the
above. For the details, execute the following command to check how to configure to export the file system. The
above configuration will allow remote device file system access using NFS.;
$ man exports
NOTE) nfs daemon must be invoked at the server side prior to execution of above command. Please refer to the
manual for “exports”.