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examples/planets/lisp/txt/mars.txt
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Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun, after Mercury, Venus, and Earth. It is called "The Red Planet" on account of the iron oxide that covers much of its suface.
Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun, after Mercury, Venus, and Earth. It is called "The Red Planet" on account of the iron oxide that covers much of its surface.
Mars has the Roman name of the classical god of war. This name in turn derives from the Greek name Ares for this god. (The traditional symbol of Mars is his shield and spear.) The ancient Egyptians simply called Mars Her Descher, or "the red one." The Hindus call Mars Mangala, one of the Navagraha. The Maya people also tracked Mars regularly.

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platforms/sailfish/qt5.15-rpm-installation.md
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being tedious (I'm not a SailfishOS expert and have very limited experience).
To download all rpms (on desktop Linux), set architecture (default: `armv7hl`)
in file `donwload-rpms.lisp` and run it in ECL:
in file `download-rpms.lisp` and run it in ECL:
```
ecl -shell download-rpms.lisp ; will download to 'rpms/<arch>/'
```
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Copy the rpms to device (see `sshfs`) and install with (beware that this will
give some unmet dependencies):
```
$ cd rpms/<arch>
$ ./install.sh
```

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platforms/sailfish/rpms/aarch64-devel/extract-and-copy.sh
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#/bin/sh
#!/bin/sh
for rpm in *.rpm; do
rpm2cpio $rpm | cpio -idmv

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platforms/sailfish/rpms/armv7hl-devel/extract-and-copy.sh
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#/bin/sh
#!/bin/sh
for rpm in *.rpm; do
rpm2cpio $rpm | cpio -idmv

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readme-sailfish.md
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After connecting your Sailfish device via USB, open 2 console tabs on Linux:
tab 1: shell
### tab 1: shell
```
ssh -L4005:127.0.0.1:4005 defaultuser@192.168.2.15`
```
You need to manually do `source ~/.bashrc` for e.g. your personal aliases to
work.
tab 2: file access
### tab 2: file access
```
mkdir ~/phone
sshfs defaultuser@192.168.2.15: ~/phone