openezx debian sarge root filesystem
by Harald Welte <laforge@openezx.org>

This is a debootstrap'ed root filesystem for the OpenEZX project.

In order to use this, you will need to prepare a TransFlash (A780)
or SD/MMC (E680) card.

- Start with a clean partition table on the card.  
- Create one primary partition (Partition number 1)
- Run mkfs.ext3 on that partiton and 
- untar the contents of the openezx-debian-sarge-root-20060512.tar.bz2 
  archive into the root directory of that partition.

Next you will need a kernel that boots from SD/MMC/TF.  You might want to use
the latest OpenEZX kernel.  For your convenience, there is a precompiled zImage
available on http://people.openezx.org/kernel/zImage-2.6.16.13-ezx3-32mb-p1

You can use the boot_usb program from http://svn.openezx.org/trunk/src/boot_usb
to download the kernel image to the phone RAM, and it will continue to boot into
the root filesystem.

Once booting has finished, you can telnet onto the phone via usbnet.  The phone has
192.168.1.2/24, and it expects its default gateway to live at 192.168.1.10 (should be
USB host computer!).

There is a 'guest' user account with the password 'guest'.  It is in /etc/sudoers, so you
can use sudo to get root privileges.

Next you can smile at the fact that your Debian phone now runs exim ;)

Cheers,
	Harald