For open mode users if you have inception installed you can choose either method to install but I would always suggest to use the open mode way...See inception changes the origin to com.nokia.maemo/local while in open mode when you export origin its usually com.nokia.maemo which is a less trusted source than ~/local...For open mode if you ever want to re-install system-ui just doing apt-get install system-ui --reinstall as root does the job while inception users need to incept it which is more troublesome...

If you want to re-install system-ui on open mode after having modified it via inception just export origin to com.nokia.maemo/local before doing the re-installation procedure...


Schturman,

export AEGISblabla means the whole terminal session has AEGIS's origin fixed....

Instead of export install unset for each package what you can do for each package:

"AEGIS_FIXED_ORIGIN=com.nokia.maemo dpkg -i systemblabla"

as one command in one line that would ensure only the package that you are installing is fixed origin...It also saves you space in your script


Edit: Schturman, I just went thru' your script and saw you did export origin for system-ui only. For the remaining there was no export origin hence the error that was popping up.

Also I just saw that in my installation music controls were not installed...The reboot occurred after the brightness package was installed so the second line of commands for installation from ~/Toggles2 was not carried out...I feel if someone can use open mode then they surely can do this part manually by going to Tweak T and installing whatever is missing unless of course that person is AMD

I still think if anyone has the same issue as me should just do all the installations individually instead of choosing all applets...Really, this is just a n9 error not something you can really control as I've seen many times when I put X number of apps for installation from Store suddenly Store and all other open apps close when some apps have finished installing while the others haven't even started...The n9 is moody after all