Re: [HOWTO] Compiling new kernels on Harmattan device
 

@Ancelad use sudo and add NOPASSWD rule for /opt/switcher/switcher.sh to to sudoers

Re: [HOWTO] Compiling new kernels on Harmattan device
 

Yes, my script is working with sudo and edited sudoers is really good thing :) But I think that many other users don't have sudo :D So, I've told "Something like this" and posted desktop code with devel-su :)

You guys think that it would be possible to include nfs support?
Unfortunately i don't know about the ties with the kernel, except the name nfs-kernel-tools... ;)

unfs3 never worked for me and afaik standard nfs is better in many ways

Re: [HOWTO] Compiling new kernels on Harmattan device
 

Should be doable, yes. at least the NFSD kernel module is needed.

That would be awesome

with working nfs people could use ext4 fs partitions with windows (and of course any unixoid os) via wifi

Re: [HOWTO] Compiling new kernels on Harmattan device
 

And behold, here it is :D
http://www.swagman.org/juice/nfsd.ko (md5sum=d5163af621e23d636695abd29c81eb61)

For install instructions, see this post: http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=104

Qick question:

do I need to install ubiboot to use the plus kernel or can i just flash it with flasher?

I cant seem to find any good documentation on how to get started with different kernels, ubiboot nitdroid and such...

Re: [HOWTO] Compiling new kernels on Harmattan device
 

Well you can of course flash the kernel normally, but ubiboot was designed to help you with this. With ubiboot you can boot kernels just like that, no need to flash anything, just copy files to the device and reboot.

There's fairly complete wiki page for ubiboot install: http://wiki.maemo.org/Ubiboot

Re: [HOWTO] Compiling new kernels on Harmattan device
 

hmmh. okay, my first attempt at NFSD does not seem to work like it should :(

I am getting unresolved symbols....

Better you do not yet try the module, until I get to the bottom of this.

Re: [HOWTO] Compiling new kernels on Harmattan device
 

thank you very much!!!

I'm amazed that even in 2013 my N9 rocks and gets support from an awesome community!

seriously, you guys do a better job than nokia ever did! ;)