[Gvsig_english] gvSIG build 1212 "portable"

Benjamin Ducke benjamin.ducke at oxfordarch.co.uk
Tue Oct 21 10:21:58 CEST 2008


Hi Silvio,

the OA Digital edition of gvSIG available here:

oadigital.net

is fully self-contained on both Linux and Windows systems.
It already contains SEXTANTE.

You should be able to install it on a USB pendrive w/o problem.

The only exception is the "gvSIG" user folder, which gets stored
in your user home profile under Windows and $HOME under Linux.
But I don't think that should be a problem.

Ben

silvio grosso wrote:
> Hello everybody,
> 
> I am trying the gvSIG 1212 build versions within Virtualbox 2.0.2 in a Windows xp home edition system.
> When I work as a "tester" I always use Virtualbox to not "harm" my computer.
> Unfortunately, at work I can't use Virtualbox because our administrator doesn't allow
> this. 
> I can't even dual-boot my computer because they are very strict.
> 
> In short, to use the 1212 build version at work, I am wondering if is it
> possible to update gvSIG 1.1 portable in order to transform it in
> "gvSIG 1212 build  portable".
> The link for the gvSIG portable version is: http://downloads.gvsig.org/pub/images/gvSIG1.1USB/
> In a previous mail in this mailing list José Antonio wrote:
> "Iam  pretty sure gvSIG 2
> will be "portable" as well because creating a portable version of gvSIG
> is really easy. You just need to create a proper folder structure and put
> everything (Java Runtime, gvSIG, running scripts) in its place. 
> It's also possible to update a portable version of gvSIG (I think the 3rd
> meeting USB had gvSIG 1.1.1) to put 1.1.2, SEXTANTE and so on. You just need to
> select the JRE and the gvSIG USB folders when you run the installer and that's
> all"
> 
> In the past, I have update my portable version with Sextante. Everything worked just fine (thanks to José Antonio suggestion).
> Today, I have tried with the 1212 build but it didn't work. 
> First the Java machine failed.
> I know I should have stopped but I tried to install the 1212 build though.
> The installation was completed "succesfully" but now gvSIG hangs without starting.
> I attached a pdf with all my steps.
> 
> To sum up, here's my question. 
> Is it possible to update the gvSIG 1.1 portable with a build version in a Windows xp system? This in order to test the build version in a safe environment.
> Must I update the Java machine as well (I suppose the answer is yes)? 
> I answer this last question because I noticed there is a 1212 build without the Java machine (so, maybe, the old Java machine is good).
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Silvio
> 
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