You need: osso-Xterm becomeroot unzip tar (but this might be installed by default) Install Xterm, become root, and unzip from the application manager (you need to add the right repositories). Download kernel_flasher.tgz from his site and whichever firmare you wish (the absolute newest version is "experimental" in his own words and can be found at http://fanoush.wz.cz/maemo/zImage-yuv420) I'm very new to linux (770 forces you to learn the basics) so i might have missed something here but it will basically go like this in terminal: Code: # sudo gainroot # cd /home/users/MyDocs/.documents/ # tar zxvf kernel_flasher.tgz # unzip <zImagename.zip> <-- Step only needed if the zImage is zipped! # cd kernel_flasher # ./kernel_flash /home/users/MyDocs/.documents/<zImagename> That should cover it all. If something is wrong don't worry about it messing something up - generally the command just wont work at all. If someone wanted to explain to me why (and how you're supposed to know) that you use the "./" before the kernel_flash that'd be great. Also why is there a "." before documents?
# sudo gainroot # cd /home/users/MyDocs/.documents/ # tar zxvf kernel_flasher.tgz # unzip <zImagename.zip> <-- Step only needed if the zImage is zipped! # cd kernel_flasher # ./kernel_flash /home/users/MyDocs/.documents/<zImagename>