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Re: Multiboot 0.2.5 released
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Not sure about easy debian, I was under the impression it's chroot and is not bootable, I could be wrong though as I aint really looked at it since I first got my phone. If there is a kernel for it though, you should just be able to put it in /boot/multiboot and create an item file for that kernel, pointing it to {EXT-CARD}p4. |
Re: Multiboot 0.2.5 released
don't know mate. I just tried the post above and won't boot it at all, just loops back. I can't recall what I did lastnight though did get it to boot twice, that said, was rough. Would loop back twice and then reboot and start but did boot, now I am lost.
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Re: Multiboot 0.2.5 released
Easy Debian is a compressed chroot. You can't boot it via multi-boot without completely extracting the system. You're best to simply keep your Fedora boot.
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Re: Multiboot 0.2.5 released
how do i edit multiboot , i cant boot to maemo after upgrade to titan kernal v38..i have two option now 1 is old kernel v37 maemo and 2 is NITDROID, i still can boot in NITDroid but not maemo after the update kernel v38.. probbly because the multiboot still have my older version of last kernel ? How do i edit multiboot without booting in maemo ?
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thanks alot i got it boot into maemo by pressing 0, so should i just leave at the way it is and just keep pressing 0 or remove the kernel, because oncei remove the kernel then probably it will mess it up more...with multiboot and NITDROID...
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so any updates getting memo enhanced v38 to run? :D
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yes please.
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i fix the problem after update to v38. if you cant boot..then pressing 0 after that..u can follow the tutorial by dj_steve:
Download this file into /home/user: Code: cd /home/user wget http://downloads.nitdroid.com/Jay-c/...t-0.1.x.tar.gz Then run this as root On the device: Code: cd /home/user tar xzvf remove-multiboot-0.1.x.tar.gz chmod +x multiboot-remove ./multiboot-remove rm multiboot-remove rm remove-multiboot-0.1.x.tar.gz Also, if you don't use Titans power37 kernel, you can manually delete the files: Code: rm /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.28.10power37 rm -r /lib/modules/2.6.28.10power37 3. Now lets get down to actually installing things starting with Multiboot: Code: dpkg -i /home/user/MyDocs/multiboot-extras_0.1_armel.deb dpkg -i /home/user/MyDocs/multiboot_0.2.5_armel.deb then if you have NITDROID: Now you should have most of nitdroid setup but you cant boot anythign as multiboot doesnt have an item file yet , lets go create that now Code: cd /etc/multiboot.d cat > NITdroid-2.6.28.NIT.05.item << EOF ITEM_NAME="NITdroid on MMCp2 - 2.6.28.NIT.05" ITEM_KERNEL=2.6.28.NIT.05 ITEM_MODULES=ext3 fat vfat ITEM_DEVICE=\${EXT_CARD}p2 ITEM_FSTYPE=ext3 ITEM_FSOPTIONS=rw,noatime,errors=remount-ro,commit=3 EOF then: IF YOU USE Titans excellent power kernel then you need to do the following also : Code: cd /home/user/MyDocs wget http://downloads.nitdroid.com/Jay-c/...power37.tar.gz cd / tar xzvf /home/user/MyDocs/multiboot-power37.tar.gz |
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