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Thanks to dredlok706 for the installation instructions on the internal memory. Use it to avoid unnecessary risks.
All instructions are written through a translator, sorry if it's not very clear.
Advantages and disadvantages of installing on a dedicated disk volume:
+ MyDocs is used as internal storage (/mnt/sdcard).
+ You can allocate a place for android at will.
+ The /home folder will not be clogged with junk files in Maemo.
+ When formatting Maemo partitions (mmcblk0p1,2) android will not be erased.
- Some software in Maemo may not work with split MyDocs (guess, not tested).
- It is possible to lose all files on MyDocs, optFS and rootFS during installation.
- Need a memory card to install.
Requirements:
• SDCard (I used a 64GB.)
• Backups
1. Install Maemo Leste on a SDCard. Install gparted in Leste. Run it (sudo gparted in terminal)
2. Separate the partition (I separated 5GB) from mmcblk1p1. The MyDocs partition should shrink and the /dev/mmcblk1p4 partition will appear. Format it to ext3. Select mmcblk1p1 (Fat32 partition) -> click Partition -> click Check Partition.
3. Copy these files to your Nokia (eg MyDocs/nitdroid):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1a85...ew?usp=sharing | Mirror on Archive.org
4. Enter these commands in the terminal:
Reboot. NITDroid-SDCard should appear in the system list.
PS. Thanks to dredlok706 for instructions and inspiration.
Last edited by Russanandres; 2022-07-16 at 16:24.