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Re: Introducing ubiboot N9 (multiboot OS loader)
You don't have to mount any partition, because you'd better use (because it's updated) the ubiboot-02 method.
The kernel/kernels (I put in mind that everything else is in place), with correct names as writed in the README file, for the Harmattan and NITdroid must be placed into the /boot directory of the Harmattan root; the ubiboot-02.menus.cpio file and ubiboot.conf (this one edited with the correct names that you have given to kernels) file must be placed into /boot of the Harmattan eMMC. Recapitulating with full path, starting from the root (/), for clarity: The kernels (only for Harmattan and NITdroid because for Nemo it's different) must be placed into /boot directory. The Ubiboot files (described above) must be placed into /home/user/MyDocs/boot directory [QUOTE=juiceme;1353573] No need to feel stupid, I have found out that quite a few people have trouble figuring out that. The problem is that when you are running Harmattan you have a different view of the mounted filesystem than when you are running ubiboot. The README document evidently does not make that clear enough. I hope you managed to do that with the good advice people gave you here...] Thanks a lot for the advice. I was finally able to boot using ubiboot but for some reason it boots into Harmattan even when I pick Nitdroid. I am not sure what to do to resolve this issue. Also where to I find the modules to put in the "/lib/modules" directory. Where can I find instructions to install Nemo. Thanks for all the help. |
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For Nemo installation I advise you not to think about it now, but maybe later, after a better understanding of boot of Harmattan/NITdroid. For NITdroid boot problem: did you put the NITdroid kernel file in the right place? Did you edited correctly the Ubiboot.conf file? Did you extracted the NITdroid system files correctly? |
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/boot is correct place and /home/nitdroid also correct ...
What about posting output of ls -al /boot nitdroid section of ubiboot.conf /var/log/ubiboot.log and /var/log/ubiboot.dmesg ? |
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As peterleinchen wroted, in order to help you, you must post the file in the /boot folder and the content and your NITdroid entries section in ubiboot.conf file (starting from # Nitdroid kernels) |
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Thanks a lot. I got everything working. Just wasn't waiting long enough. Android is really slow though. I am not sure why. Now I have to learn more and install Nemo. Thanks a lot for your support. :) |
Re: Introducing ubiboot N9 (multiboot OS loader)
Ah yes, especially on first boot it takes ages.
Furthermore you should get the latest nit kernel from e-yes with juiceme's L2 cache fix. Check http://downloads.nitdroid.com/e-yes/n9/ubiboot/ |
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And also, as long as you ar onto it, I'd advice you to use the default Harmattan preinit file instead of the one I provide as "/sbin/preinit_harmattan" in the preinits.tar file... many people report that the file in the archive is not so reliable as the original Harmattan preinit. (I trimmed it down a bit, removed parts that I did not think were that useful and maybe I went a bit too far...) |
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in your cut down preinit_harmattan is only one problem (compared your version with original one), the early start up of usb network! You remember? I have it commented out, but now as I write I believe a configurable option could be nice to have early telnet/ssh possibilty during harmattan as we have in nitdroid and nemo. But I do not know if it makes sense at all and how to fetch config values in preinit? Do you get me, juiceme? Or just talking bullsh.t? ;) For preinit_nitdroid I also would like to fetch config values from ubiboot.conf, but who cares? Only me probably and so I just edit the preinit_nitdroid directly. Maybe one day I will get it starting from p5 !? |
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