Mix resources of POS
http://wiki.openbravo.com/wiki/OpenbravoPOS_Installation
Im not an ubutnu expert, but if you have 10.04, the lemonpos version at ubuntu community repo is the 0.9.2.
I made a package for ubuntu 10.04 64 bits, for the 0.9.3rc1 version… as you may read in the post you commented.
In this post is all information that i can give to install it. Other source of information is in the wiki.
Remember to uninstall other versions, including the lemonpos-data package from the ubuntu community repo.
http://wiki.openbravo.com/wiki/OpenbravoPOS_Installation
Im not an ubutnu expert, but if you have 10.04, the lemonpos version at ubuntu community repo is the 0.9.2.
I made a package for ubuntu 10.04 64 bits, for the 0.9.3rc1 version… as you may read in the post you commented.
In this post is all information that i can give to install it. Other source of information is in the wiki.
Remember to uninstall other versions, including the lemonpos-data package from the ubuntu community repo.
October 22, 2010 at 9:45 am | #3
hi, mchavezg, Lemon is lovely. Kudos!
1. Bug!
I use Ubuntu 9.04. I installed the ‘most recent’.deb from sourceforge, ran the database generating script- however Squeeze crashed without even leaving debug traces.
2. Tweak!
When i installed lemon from Ubuntu(9.04) repositories using synaptic, no database generating script could be located anywhere!
Here is the little trick i used:
1. Open mysql and give password when prompted:
my sql -u root -p
2. open a new mysql useraccount admin with password linux:
grant all privileges on *.* to admin@localhost identified by ‘linux’ with grant option;
3. open a new database with the name lemondb:
create database lemondb;
4. quit mysql:
quit
5. Then run squeeze.
Lo it started seemingly all well!
IS THIS METHOD OK?
1. Bug!
I use Ubuntu 9.04. I installed the ‘most recent’.deb from sourceforge, ran the database generating script- however Squeeze crashed without even leaving debug traces.
2. Tweak!
When i installed lemon from Ubuntu(9.04) repositories using synaptic, no database generating script could be located anywhere!
Here is the little trick i used:
1. Open mysql and give password when prompted:
my sql -u root -p
2. open a new mysql useraccount admin with password linux:
grant all privileges on *.* to admin@localhost identified by ‘linux’ with grant option;
3. open a new database with the name lemondb:
create database lemondb;
4. quit mysql:
quit
5. Then run squeeze.
Lo it started seemingly all well!
IS THIS METHOD OK?
sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre sun-java6-fonts
java -version
update-java-alternatives -l
sudo update-java-alternatives -s
sudo update-java-alternatives --jre -s java-6-sun
http://wiki.openbravo.com/wiki/Openbravo_POS_2.30_Release_notes#How_to_get_Openbravo_POSsudo apt-get install mysql-server libmysql-java
http://wiki.mediatemple.net/w/VE:Get_started_with_Ubuntu
