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Re: Multiboot: Maemo, NITDroid, and what else?
WOW! So you can boot Maemo 5, MeeGo, Ubuntu, Debian, and NITDroid.
What is the deal with Fedora, Mer, and Neopwn? The installation looks simple enough as long as you have NITDroid installed (bootloader already set up) basically just create the partitions and make .item files in multiboot.d? Could you enlighten me on MeeGo? Is it stable at all? Thank you, very informative. Also any other links you could provide would be great. Edit: found this for MeeGo: http://wiki.meego.com/ARM/N900/Install/MMC |
Re: Multiboot: Maemo, NITDroid, and what else?
Honestly, I didn't try to install MeeGo yet, because there are no proprietary drivers in the image(right now people have to compile their own images), so things like GSM, 3G, camera are not working. But I will definitely try it when nokia releases the image.
About Fedora, you can install it but you will only see the black console. Mer, I didn't try and Neopwn you can't get it right now, unless you buy their flash card with preinstalled neopwn. Quote:
You need to copy kernel binaries, and do other stuff to make it work. |
Re: Multiboot: Maemo, NITDroid, and what else?
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I found this about Mer: http://wiki.maemo.org/Mer/Status - looks pretty useless to me. |
Re: Multiboot: Maemo, NITDroid, and what else?
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http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...6&postcount=51 But you already saw it. Right now, there is almost no benefit of booting into full system. It runs faster than easy debian, but many things don't work. For example, you can't receive calls. Also, battery charge is experimental there, so it can possibly ruin your battery. Also,I am concerned about using EXT3 as filesystem. Ext3 was designed for harddrives, not flashcards. Basically, it can kill your flashcard faster. |
Re: Multiboot: Maemo, NITDroid, and what else?
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