I've decided to make this guide for people who are booting Debain and want a simple method for acsessing and running Debain applications in maemo. for more information please refer to this wiki

If you have eny suggeststions for improving this method, pleas post them here.

Requirements:
root acsess
x-terminal or emelfm2
you must have Debain in it's own partition in order for this to work.

How to:

here's a slightly modified script for chroot:

echo "Setting up the chroot..."
export CHROOT=/opt
###
# Make the tablet's devices available to Debian.
mount --bind /dev $CHROOT/dev
mount --bind /proc $CHROOT/proc
###
# Gentoo wiki says this will make X work.
mount -t devpts none $CHROOT/dev/pts
mount --bind /tmp $CHROOT/tmp
###
# Mount various external devices (SD cards, USB devices)
mount --bind /media $CHROOT/media
mount --bind /media/mmc1 $CHROOT/media/mmc1
mount --bind /media/mmc2 $CHROOT/media/mmc2
mount --bind /media/usb $CHROOT/media/usb
###
# Mount the user's home directory
mount --bind /home/user $CHROOT/home/user
###
# Make the Internet work.
cp /etc/resolv.conf $CHROOT/etc/resolv.conf
cp /etc/hosts $CHROOT/etc/hosts
###
# Make permissions work.
cp /etc/group $CHROOT/etc/group
cp /etc/passwd $CHROOT/etc/passwd
###
# Custom prompt. Reduces confusion.
export PS1="[\u@Debian: \w]"
###
# Actually chroot.
echo "Everything set up, running chroot..."
chroot $CHROOT $*

Name it Debain, place that file in /usr/bin, and give it execute permissions as root.
Here's how to move this file into /usr/bin and how to give that new file execute permissions as root:

sudo gainroot

mv /home/user/MyDocs/Debain /usr/bin

cd /usr/bin

chmod +x Debain

Now to actually run chroot:
(just run theas commands in x-terminal as root- this assumes that your debain partition is in the second partition on mmc2)

sudo gainroot

mount /dev/mmcblk0p2 /opt

chroot /opt

exit

Debain


Congratulations!!! you are now in the root of Debain!!!

Again, if you have eny questions or suggeststions pleas report them here.