for those who have problem with hedayat's upload server
I uploaded the image file in my own private server
you can download directly from HERE

FYI, the method of copying the image to your N9 is slightly different, the easiest way is this way:

1. turn off your device
2. attach the cable to your pc
3. connect your pc to your device via cable
4. wait for all partitions to be mounted
5. now in your file browser (eg. dolphin in mint) go and find partition called AltOS, just double click on it, it will mount and will be ready for our procedures

now follow this way:
first extract the xz image by any decompressors which support xz format archives, you will end up with a 1.3GB file size called
sailfish-hv-1.1.0.39-20141110.img
now you have to simply mount the image to your pc first
by using this command in linux:
mount sailfish-hv-1.1.0.39-20141110.img /mnt
now you have to copy the content to your device:
cp -a /mnt/* /media/AltOS/
#NOTE the AltOS must be mounted and ready
#depending on your LinuxOS, the AltOS mount point would be different mine was /media/max/AltOS
DONE
I hope I explained it in easy and understandable way

Thanxs max83 , we waiting for ur image with android support .

excellent

I don't have my N9 yet so I haven't had the time to check it out, how's the performance of Sailfish on the device? Is it smooth like Harmattan or is it more at a proof of concept level? Would installing Sailfish actually bring some new life to the N9 since its a bit more active platform? How do the Sailfish applications perform, most youtube videos just seem to showcase the UI?

Proof of concept level.

this is my old version image, it's much more stable than the hedayat's new version, some geeks needed to reolace the kernel of this image with filippz kernel 3.5.3 in a way that don't break the image by faulty modules, Download my image v1.0.5

@max83 what is working/not working in your image ??

@milad ghusn nothing working because this image is for Jolla hardware and can't be launched on N9.

So its a dead end?