Thread: Nitdroid on N9 in 2016
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juiceme is offline juiceme
2016-10-20 , 09:42
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Originally Posted by claustn View Post
ok. i didn't start from a fresh flash, is it a problem? i removed the folders .accounts , .aegis and so on and then installed the open kernel.
Now, before i flash the ubiboot kernel i must be sure to have the .conf file with correct paths.

# The first OS is usually Nitdroid.
# This section lists the Nitdroid specific switches and kernels
G_OS1_NUM=3
G_OS1_AUTOBOOT=0
G_OS1_PARTITION=2 i have no partitions, is it ok?
G_OS1_NAME="Nitdroid"
G_OS1_1_LABEL="Eyes zImage.pr13 kernel"
G_OS1_1_FILE="/boot/Nitdroid/boot/zImage.pr13"
G_OS1_2_LABEL="E-yes's L2Fix Nitdroid image"
G_OS1_2_FILE="/boot/Nitdroid/boot/zImage_e-yes_nitdroid+l2fix" in my /boot/ folder i have 2 files: zImage_e-yes_nitdroid+l2fix and zImage_2.6.32.54-openmode_l2fix , is enough?
G_OS1_3_LABEL="E-yes Kernel with ADB/USB"
G_OS1_3_FILE="/boot/Nitdroid/boot/zImage_adb_usb" i don't have the /boot/nitdroid/ folder yet , i have the /home/nitdroid folder with the extracted image of nitdroid
G_OS1_4_LABEL=""
G_OS1_4_FILE=""
G_OS1_5_LABEL=""
G_OS1_5_FILE=""
G_OS1_6_LABEL=""
G_OS1_6_FILE=""
1.) If you only want to have Harmattan & Nitdroid, then you do not need to do anything for partitioning.
Both OS'es live on the same partition.

2.) Yes, those kernels are enough for you

3.) The config file format "/boot/<osname>/boot/" is from the point-of-view of the multiboot manager which starts itself on a separate ramdisk and mounts the device filesystems in its own hierarchy.
In other words, no, you do not need to do anything, it is correct.
 

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