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2015-02-19
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So, did you get to the stage where there appears the text "Press VolUp to boot alternative OS" or did you get this screen before that happened?
I do not know what the warning text says, since it is some language I do not understand.
There are several different warnings the device can give, could you translate to english please?
I do not know what the warning text says, since it is some language I do not understand.
There are several different warnings the device can give, could you translate to english please?
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2015-02-19
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Originally Posted by juiceme
After pressing the VolUp button, the Nitdroid can't start, the image with three characters appeared in screen and nothing else happens.
So, did you get to the stage where there appears the text "Press VolUp to boot alternative OS" or did you get this screen before that happened?
Originally Posted by juiceme
This message is the default Warranty Void alert when we puts the smartphone in Open Mode.
I do not know what the warning text says, since it is some language I do not understand.
There are several different warnings the device can give, could you translate to english please?
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2015-02-19
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Okay, how about booting to Harmattan, does that work OK or is it broken too?
If only Nitdroid boot has problems, I'd assume you had some problem when extracting the Nitdroid rootFS image from tarfile.
If you can boot to Harmattan, check how it looks. (If I remember correctly it installs to /home/android directory...)
If you have problems booting to both Nitdroid and Harmattan, then something's awry with your "/sbin/preinit" script.
BTW, why use sillyboot in the first place?
It's much better to install ubiboot instead, IMHO.
If only Nitdroid boot has problems, I'd assume you had some problem when extracting the Nitdroid rootFS image from tarfile.
If you can boot to Harmattan, check how it looks. (If I remember correctly it installs to /home/android directory...)
If you have problems booting to both Nitdroid and Harmattan, then something's awry with your "/sbin/preinit" script.
BTW, why use sillyboot in the first place?
It's much better to install ubiboot instead, IMHO.
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2015-02-19
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Originally Posted by juiceme
The Harmattan boots correctly, the Nitdroid no. Is the Nitroid default path the directory /home/nitdroid?
Okay, how about booting to Harmattan, does that work OK or is it broken too?
If only Nitdroid boot has problems, I'd assume you had some problem when extracting the Nitdroid rootFS image from tarfile.
If you can boot to Harmattan, check how it looks. (If I remember correctly it installs to /home/android directory...)
If you have problems booting to both Nitdroid and Harmattan, then something's awry with your "/sbin/preinit" script.
BTW, why use sillyboot in the first place?
It's much better to install ubiboot instead, IMHO.
Sillyboot is easy to install, easy to use.
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2015-12-03
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Same problem as you. You have to extract the nitdroid_n9_jellybean_alpha5.tar.bz2 to /home and not /home/nitdroid. I did this and the problem was solved . From Brazil.
Last edited by ecordeiro; 2015-12-03 at 22:43.
Last edited by ecordeiro; 2015-12-03 at 22:43.
# Flashing kernel (OpenMode)
(OK) flasher -a DFL61_HARMATTAN_40.2012.21-3_PR_LEGACY_001-OEM1-958_ARM.bin -k zImage.pr13 --flash-only=kernel -f -R
# Installing Sillyboot
(OK) tar xjvf sillyboot_2.tar.bz2 -C /
# Installing Nitdroid to /home/nitdroid
mkdir /home/nitdroid
tar xjvf nitdroid_n9_jellybean_alpha5.tar.bz2 -C /home/nitdroid/
When i do the final step: Reboot, push "Volume Up" button when message "Press VolUp to boot alternative OS" appear . Wait a little, pray a little...
The system doesn't boot correctly and hangs with a strange symbol "@@@".