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v1.2 Run command with web console

02 Oct 14:19
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Do the vagrant up command then Open your browser with 127.0.0.1:9000, then magic happens!

v1.1 with Windows support

28 Sep 05:06
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I bought a window laptop, so here comes windows support!

1.0

19 Aug 02:51
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1.0
  • Update box and script to fix Ubuntu 14.04.
  • Tested on Mac and Ubuntu 14.04 host machine, it take ~one hour to setup the gaia development environment.

0.7.1 Remove GUI and make foxbox gaia first

18 Aug 14:20
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In practice, user can setup environment within ~1hr on a new macbook Air.

(The total time depends on network speed,
32.70 Mbps down/16.36 Mbps up for test environment)

0.7 Remove GUI and make foxbox gaia first

11 Aug 07:11
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In practice, user can setup environment within ~1hr on a new macbook Air.

(The total time depends on network speed,
32.70 Mbps down/16.36 Mbps up for test environment)

Run gaia on firefox nightly in VM

27 Feb 06:57
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FoxBox 0.6 add gecko build and ensure can run gaia on firefox nightly with GUI environment in VM.

After running FoxBox vagrant up command, you could start building FirefoxOS gaia!

Build B2G desktop with Gecko is undergoing, welcome to help fix the issue!

Enable building and running emulator in GUI

10 Feb 08:46
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FoxBox 0.5 add build library dependency for build FirefoxOS emulator.

After running FoxBox vagrant up command, you could start building FirefoxOS emulator without any extra system configuration!

Auto-configured FirefoxOS Build Environment in a VM

09 Feb 14:15
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I'm pleased to release first FoxBox version that may save a lot of time for people who wants to give FirefoxOS development a try.

FoxBox could help (mainly) B2G/gaia developer quickly setup a working environment in VM.

FoxBox 0.4.2 provide a Vagrantfile which automatically configure a VM with bunch of tools you need for building FirefoxOS and gaia development.

FoxBox have put a comprehend list of USB vendors, so any Android/FirefoxOS smartphone plugged can be identified.
With vagrant's NFS shared folder, developer can use their favorite editor to code.

FoxBox also bundled with a minimum GUI environment that enable you to test FirefoxOS in VM. Firefox Nightly will be pre-installed for you as well!

Read README for more detail.

Happy Hacking!