If that means what I think it means I might have missed an important development. Can I have a link to that discussion please?
Ok, here's how to disconnect the image's /home/user directory from the Maemo version, allowing for per-image user settings. Create a script in the image's /var/run directory called "onfirstchroot-ext.rc", or add the following lines to the existing script: Code: umount -f "$CHROOT/home/user/MyDocs" umount -f "$CHROOT/home" mount -o bind /home/user/MyDocs "$CHROOT/home/user/MyDocs" If there are some settings directories you wish to share between the two environments, you can use the syntax of the last line (the "mount -o bind" line) to bind other home/user directories from Maemo to their corresponding directories in Debian. Now you can copy all of your Debian application settings into the image's /home/user dir, and things will be the same on everybody's N900.
umount -f "$CHROOT/home/user/MyDocs" umount -f "$CHROOT/home" mount -o bind /home/user/MyDocs "$CHROOT/home/user/MyDocs"