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Saturday, 24 September 2011

Install bootmenu

Now we need to download and install fanoush's initfs flasher, so, as root, run:
Note, although putting initfs_flasher in the directory given is not required, it cannot be placed on a FAT partition (i.e., one of the cards).

cd /home/user/bin
wget http://fanoush.wz.cz/maemo/initfs_flasher.tgz
tar zxvf initfs_flasher.tgz
cd /home/user/bin/initfs_flasher/

Configuration

This is an optional step, but if you want to customize the bootmenu to properly reflect your partitioning setup, change the partition labels, and a number of other options, then you'll need to rename the appropriate bootmenu.conf.device.example file to bootmenu.conf and edit it to your liking. The README included with flasher and the comments in the configuration file should be enough to tell you what everything is.
The flasher will ask you if you want to include your bootmenu.conf file if you renamed it properly.

Flash the initfs

cd /home/user/bin/initfs_flasher/
./initfs_flash

Follow the onscreen instructions. You can answer yes to all of these questions if you don't understand what they mean.

Set the default boot device

Once the initfs is flashed, you may wish to change to default boot device so the tablet will boot into your preferred partition without intervention. To do this, as root, run:

chroot /mnt/initfs cal-tool --set-root-device ask:mmc2

To set the default to partition 2 on the internal card. If you would like to set the default to something else, the device is mmc# (where # is the partition number) for the internal card, and mmc1# for the external card. To set it back the default behavior of booting from the built-in flash, use flash.
On the N810 with latest Diablo version (5.2008.43-7), the device name is slightly different: immc# for the internal card and mmc# for the external one. For details see inside bootmenu.conf (or bootmenu.sh). The name is customizable and corresponds to the MENU_x_ID="name" line of the item x you want to select.

Clone to the card

Many thanks to milhouse for writing and maintaining this script.
Now it's time to clone your install over to partition 2 of the internal card. The script works in stages to allow better control and error detection, and should take about 10 minutes to complete:

0 - Create ext2 filesystem on partition 2 of the Internal memory card
1 - Mount partition 2 as /opt
2 - Mount rootfs as /floppy
3 - Perform cloning process
4 - Commit filesystem updates and unmount /floppy and /opt

So, as root, run:

cd /home/user/bin
./nupgrade.sh 0

If the following error occurs: "Unable to locate mbcache.ko - aborting" follow the instructions per this link: [1]

./nupgrade.sh 1

If the following error occurs:
"Installing ext2.ko module and mounting Internal Flash card, second partition... insmod: can't open '/mnt/initfs/lib/modules/current/ext2.ko': No such file or directory mount: mounting /dev/mmcblk0p2 on /opt failed" do the following (similar to the above remedy during error of "./nupgrade.sh 0")
cp /mnt/initfs/lib/modules/$(uname -r)/ext2.ko /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/
and repeat "./nupgrade.sh 1"

./nupgrade.sh 2
./nupgrade.sh 3
./nupgrade.sh 4
reboot

Your device will reboot when done, and you can select the partition you want to boot from from the bootmenu.

Remove the menu

If you decide you do not wish to see the bootmenu any longer, you can uninstall it by either reflashing the whole OS image, or just flashing the initfs (in Linux and OS X) by running:

sudo ./flasher-3.0 -F <FIASCO image> --flash-only=initfs -R

Advanced booting

For more advanced configuration and setup information for booting-related stuff, please see advanced booting.

Categories: Power users | N8x0

how TO BOOT MOBILE FROM FLASH

*ON YOUR OWN RISK
This article covers the steps you need to follow to boot from a flash card with an N800 on N810. The process is somewhat involved, so some familiarity with the command line is recommended.
Advanced users may wish to read advanced booting as well, for more advanced booting-related configuration and setup information.

First, we need to install wget, so open Xterm and, as root, run:

apt-get install wget

Then run:

mkdir -p /home/user/bin
cd /home/user/bin
wget http://www.nmacleod.com/nokia/bin/nupgrade.sh
wget http://www.nmacleod.com/nokia/bin/tar
chmod +x nupgrade.sh tar

Then, to install the proper filesystem tools, temporarily add Extras-devel and run:

apt-get install e2fsprogs

NOTE: Do not upgrade existing packages with Extras-devel enabled as this may break things in new and interesting ways.

Remove Extras-devel when finished.

ANDROID LINK AND HOW TO INSTALL FOR YOUR PHONE

Installation Instructions

No partitioning needed (135MB free space needed)
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Step #1
Put android.img.bz2 on your memory card
After putting the file on the memory card (either one) there must be 110MB free space on whichever card is holding the android.img.bz2 image.
You can get the file here (See md5sum information below)
http://tablethacker.com/software/android.img.bz2
http://penguinbait.com/android.img.bz2
Step #2
Then install the deb, this will flash your kernel and give you an icon in extras menu to start Android.
http://tablethacker.com/software/android-installer.deb
http://penguinbait.com/adroid-installer.deb
Once complete you just reboot

FREE ANDROID OPERATING SYSTEM FOR FREE ON YOU MOBILE

If you love Nokia hardware but wish for a better operating system, consider what some enthusiastic developers have done.
As part of a project called NITDroid, the developers have created a compatible version of the Android operating system for Nokia’s internet tablets. The result is a device that has the body of Nokia and the brains of Android.
“Nokia’s hardware is fantastic but their software is suboptimal, slow, buggy and not always the best user experience,” says Terrence Eden, a U.K.-based mobile consultant who installed Android 1.6 “Donut” on his Nokia N810. “Android is a much better software environment for Nokia hardware than what Nokia provides.”
Eden’s Nokia-Android hybrid works well except for access to Google Market and apps, he says.
Meanwhile developers have created a stable version of Android 2.2 Froyo for the Nokia N900, which ships with Nokia’s Maemo operating system. They have been able to get calls, data and Google apps going on the hacked device. The only missing feature is camera support.
This is not the first time a phone has been hacked to run an entirely different kind of operating system. Eager to experience Android’s features, some intrepid smartphone users hacked their Windows Mobile phones to run Android.
With Android for Nokia phones, the NITdroid project has had varying degrees of success. So far, they have attempted to port Android for Nokia’s tablet range of devices — which means the Nokia N770, N800, N810 and N900.
“On the N810, everything is pretty much functional. It isn’t a phone so there’s no call functionality to deal with,” says Eden.
But with the N900, users have found themselves unable to use the Android-powered device to make calls on a 3G network or change the screen brightness.
Tweaking the Nokia phones to change its operating system to Android isn’t for everyone, says Eden.
“It’s not something anyone off the street can do,” he says. “It’s a bit like installing Linux on the PC that you bought off Best Buy.”

Speed up booting of the computer

{1}Open Notepad and then copy/paste the following code in it :

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Memory Management\PrefetchParameters]
EnablePrefetcher=dword:00000003

{2}Then save the notepad file with any name but make sure to rename its extension .REG
Finally double click on the file and then click Yes .

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THAN KU

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