link1 https://wiki.kubuntu.org/ARM/n900/
link2 http://ianlawrence.info/random-stuff...le-on-the-n900
link3 http://wiki.meego.com/ARM/N900/Using_Rescue_Initrd
link4 http://repo.meego.com/MeeGo/releases...kages/armv7hl/
link5 http://repo.meego.com/MeeGo/builds/1...-armv7hl-n900/

@mautz001: it's kubuntu on a 3,5" Touchscreen, not more and not less. You can play with it, but it's no option to work daily with kubuntu on n900, kubuntu is not realy optimised for touchscreens, or I don't know to quickly change kde touchscreen capable.

@kingoddball: I download the latest kubuntu omap version and unzip it to my local disk, then I look for offset with fdisk, as described in link1 "Flasher Boot" but the kubuntu image not meego.
I had only a 4GB micoSD, so I can't dd the image to SD.

The kernel libs comes direktly from link4 "kernel-adaptation-n900-2.6.37-11.8.armv7hl.rpm" with fileroller on ubuntu.
Then I copied the kernel lib's to kubuntu filesystem.
(you can also get the libs from meego image link5, there is a kernel too)

Now I have a microSD with one btrfs and swap filesystem, (I add the microSD swap to fstap in kubuntu "/dev//mmcblk0p2")

Now I could start chroot and get newest dpkg packages. With help from link1 "CHROOT"

At this time I had test with meego on emmc and did not wont change the installation.

So I boot the n900 with the flasher in link1 "Flasher boot"
The kernel comes direktly from link4 and with information from link3 to get the kernel from rpm.

I use some information from link3 to get the usb networt running on n900 after kubuntu boot, so I can work with ssh to debug some thinks.

I hope this Information will help you to understand the way, I dont want to copy and past all informations from the howto's, I think the howto's are very informative.

best regards
tobi