Originally Posted by allz (Post 907325)

does it mean i have to uninstall the 0.0.8 nitdroid from my microSD card first?

Originally Posted by allz (Post 907364)

**for fixing numbering keyboard ----- it does not work --- what did i type wrong

Originally Posted by skoaa (Post 907373)

sorry buti still dont know about archive

Originally Posted by ammyt (Post 907378)

BTW did anyone try opera mini? It seems to get stuck on the first 1/4 of "installing" then it fails to connect, although I'm connected to the internet via wifi.

Originally Posted by skoaa (Post 907381)

ammy
r u sure that u want me to do that (i did it off course and massage is same as before and it didnt took more then part of sec ) cos i dont see any differences between this n command from first page

Originally Posted by skoaa (Post 907390)

ammyt
im not sure what u mean by open on your pc (i connected phone to do comp and open by mass storage and ther is a file .apt-archive-cache which i can open but doesnt contain much

Originally Posted by skoaa (Post 907395)

ammyt
i apt-get install bzip n masage is this reading package lists.....done
building dependency tree
reading state information...done
e: couldnt find package bzip
i continued n everething was same as before
have u meant bzip2 maybe?

Originally Posted by bez93 (Post 907393)

I started all over again and it says "E: Package nitdroid-nstaller has no installation candidate" ....you people who are helping noobies like us ...will get a special place in heaven!

Originally Posted by skoaa (Post 907415)

ammyt
i try to install bzip2 but it was all ready there as a new version
i continued and everyhing was a before no long line of 3 min
I did it all while connected to pc

Originally Posted by ammyt (Post 907416)

Hmmmmm I wonder ehy Opera mini fails to connect, although it is reported as working.

Originally Posted by skoaa (Post 907426)

good job m00n :) let them know
i think that ammyt want me to be connected to comp

Originally Posted by skoaa (Post 907433)

moon, my friend
i now and you r right 100 percent, but my problem i bit unusual and ammyt trying unusual approach, i think :)

thx bro for looking out 4 me

Originally Posted by skoaa (Post 907449)

mohic, is this mohich as a last name?
and full team of nitdroid ppl work on it, no preasure.

Originally Posted by tele (Post 907452)

decompressing the archive for you, so you can skip this step... upload will take time as its much slower compared to download :D

until then what you can try is

sudo gainroot
cd /home/user/MyDocs
bzip2 -d NITDroid-0.0.9.tar.bz2

sudo gainroot may do the trick which the root isnt...

Originally Posted by ammyt (Post 887394)

I just did a final edit and check-up to the wiki,--
http://wiki.maemo.org/Nitdroid_easy_...requent_errors
-- to gladly anounce that e-yes and the elite Nitdroid team just released Nitdroid 0.0.9 codenamed: xMasDroid. Since this is just a minor update to 0.0.8, the instructions of installing it will only be posted here, nothing will travel to the wiki till the awaited Gingerbread is released :D.
As for the instructions, I would like to thank to mido.fayad and tele for contributing:

Changelog:
http://nitdroid.com/index.php?title=Changelog

Let's start:
If you installed Nitdroid 0.0.8 in /home, remove all Nitdroid files from /home partition, by filebox for simplicity, but don't remove maemo files!

Files to be downloaded:
Nitdroid 0.0.9:
http://downloads.nitdroid.com/e-yes/...-0.0.9.tar.bz2
Copy it to:
Nitdroid's kernel:
http://downloads.nitdroid.com/nitins...nal1_armel.deb
Copy it to:
Installing NITDroid 0.0.9 to the EMMC:
1.Enable all repositories from App manager (Extras-testing, Extras-devel, Extras and the default Nokia)
2.Install Leafpad from the App manager and make sure that you have root access
3.Close App manager, open X Terminal and execute the following commands:
4.After the nitdroid-installer package is installed, close X Terminal
5.On your new X Terminal window, type the following commands:
9. On Xterm:
Your .item file shall open take a look at ITEM_DEVICE:, if you're using an mmc ITEM_DEVICE:${INT_CARD}p2 OR if you don't have an mmc ITEM_DEVICE:mmcblk0p2

Fixes:
Great fixes are included in 0.0.9, including airplane mode, wifi fix, and google sign in. In addition, some users reported that the app market already needs no fixes, but not with me, so let's keep this fix here. More fixes are included in the wiki if you needed them.

Alpha-numeric Keyboard FIX:
Very annoying problem is gone...
http://downloads.nitdroid.com/e-yes/...keypad.kcm.bin
1.Download this file to ./MyDocs
2.On Xterm:
APP Market Fix:
1.Open the Market app (from the Home screen or app launcher)
2.Leaving the Market app running, return to the Home screen and open the Settings app again
2.Within Settings select Applications → Manage applications → Running (from Tab at top)
4.Scroll to select the Market app → press the Clear Cache button → then press the Force Stop button (Do not press the Clear Data button)
5.Press the back button (to go back to the list of running apps)
6.Scroll to select Google Services Framework → press the Clear Data button → OK (to confirm) → then press the Force Stop button
7.Return to the Home screen
8.Launch the Market app again, which will give an error "Attention an error has occurred..." → OK button
9.Shutdown by holding power button → Power Off → OK
10.Restart, wait for wi-fi to reconnect, open Market again (You may have to reboot several times and check Market)
The opening Market screen should no longer be blank, and many more apps (free & paid) should now be available. (Although apps can be downloaded, a few may still fail to install or run properly).

Kernel update for Nitdroid:
1. Download the kernel from http://downloads.nitdroid.com/e-yes/zImage.
2. Connect your phone using usb to your computer and copy the kernel over to the phone (paste it in MyDocs) open up filebox and navigate to where you copied the kernel and copy the zImage.
3. Now navigate to /boot/multiboot. There should be a file here called vmlinuz-2.6.28.NIT.06. Rename it to vmlinuz-2.6.28.NIT.06.old.
4. Paste the xImage and rename it to vmlinuz-2.6.28.NIT.06.
Now you have the latest kernel installed!

I Need Speed!:
The easy way:
Basically OC'ing is done by editing the OC profiles in ./etc, there you'll find 4 OC profiles. Delete the ones you don't want, and keep the needed ones.To modify your "needed" ones:
The nooby side:
1. Install attached setcpu, OC, party :D

Kernel Power installation:
For people who want to install Kernel-Power:
1. apt-get it:
2. Using filebox, navigate to 3. There you should find zImage-2.6.28.10maemoxx where xx stands for kernel-power version.
4. Rename it to vmlinuz-2.6.28.10powerxx, then copy it to 5.Open Xterm and execute:
6. Change the values to
7. On the N900's keyboard, ctrl s to save the file.
8. Returning to Xterm:
For people who had kernel-power preinstalled:
Open up xterminal and type
after this reboot your phone and you should be able to overclock maemo!

FAQ:
Why isn't the phone working?The other person cant hear me?The phone is not working in this version. It is under development, as soon it will work, I will update this page!
Does the installer do any repartitions?
No, absolutely no. It only downloads .tars, and extract them to the right place.
The phone stops charging when the screen turns off?You have to keep the phone awake while on charge. To do this go to Settings > Applications > Development > Stay Awake

Any more questions? Use the search the thread function. Still can't find it? Post it below :p

Originally Posted by shardul (Post 907520)

I am not able to install it when i type mkdir /and "Its say there is no directory"
Pz help