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===Instructions for installing Pitivi, a nonlinear video editor in Python/Gtk on top of a Gstreamer engine===
===Instructions for installing Pitivi, a nonlinear video editor in Python/Gtk on top of a Gstreamer engine===
These instructions assume that you have available an XO that you can wipe clean with a new OS installation.
These instructions assume that you have available an XO that you can wipe clean with a new OS installation.
#(I'm not sure whether or not this first step is necessary. These steps led to success once!). Since I was starting with a secure XO (no developer key) I downloaded the 802 build, rebooted with the 4 game keys held, and the NAND and firmware were updated. Requested a developer key, and got it the next day. See [[]] The latter is the unknown. Did having the firmware at 2QE41 level contribute to my success?
#(I'm not sure whether or not this first step is necessary. These steps led to success once!). Since I was starting with a secure XO (no developer key) I downloaded the 802 build, rebooted with the 4 game keys held, and the NAND and firmware were updated. Requested a developer key, and got it the next day. See http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Activation_and_Developer_Keys#Getting_a_developer_key_for_your_running_XO_laptop The firmware is the unknown. Did having the firmware at 2QE41 level contribute to my success?
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Activation_and_Developer_Keys
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Activation_and_Developer_Keys
#The FC11 OS image is not signed, so you will need to turn off the firmware security system see http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Activation_and_Developer_Keys#Disable_the_security_system

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Instructions for installing Pitivi, a nonlinear video editor in Python/Gtk on top of a Gstreamer engine

These instructions assume that you have available an XO that you can wipe clean with a new OS installation.

  1. (I'm not sure whether or not this first step is necessary. These steps led to success once!). Since I was starting with a secure XO (no developer key) I downloaded the 802 build, rebooted with the 4 game keys held, and the NAND and firmware were updated. Requested a developer key, and got it the next day. See http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Activation_and_Developer_Keys#Getting_a_developer_key_for_your_running_XO_laptop The firmware is the unknown. Did having the firmware at 2QE41 level contribute to my success?

http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Activation_and_Developer_Keys

  1. The FC11 OS image is not signed, so you will need to turn off the firmware security system see http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Activation_and_Developer_Keys#Disable_the_security_system
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