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2010-10-15 , 15:19
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#201
Originally Posted by artron View Post
I success install Ubuntu 9.10 on N900 with run flawessly,
mouse work good,

im using multiboot,

this was im doing before :

1.download tsc2005.ko from this link http://mohammadag.xceleo.org/public/...les/tsc2005.ko
2.copy file tsc2005.ko to rootfs/opt/ (im mount mmc to folder on N900)
3.edit vi /etc/multiboot.d/ubuntu.item
4.remove line "ITEM_KERNEL="
5.do flasher
Code:
flasher-3.5 --enable-rd-mode --set-rd-flags=no-omap-wd,no-lifeguard-reset,no-ext-wd
huff this amazing, ubuntu on my N900, thanks for ubuntu N900 porting team
Can you make a full backup of your partition and upload it to torrents plz ? Or tar.gz filesystem and upload it. I can later upload it to my hosting.
 

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2010-10-16 , 02:07
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#202
Originally Posted by aligatro View Post
Can you make a full backup of your partition and upload it to torrents plz ? Or tar.gz filesystem and upload it. I can later upload it to my hosting.
i was downlod from

http://mohammadag.xceleo.org/public/...Ubuntu.tar.bz2

and put the tsc2005.ko from

http://mohammadag.xceleo.org/public/...les/tsc2005.ko

to /opt/
 
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2010-10-16 , 02:11
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#203
Originally Posted by skykooler View Post
The N900 uses omap3. You need to download the other ubuntu netbook image. Good luck!
can make the rootfs from your ubuntu 10.10..? can tar.bz2 , i will very big thanks for you

how about this,can work to N900 :
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu-mo...el+omap.img.gz

Code:
Preview preinstalled mobile image for Texas Instruments OMAP3 computers
from

http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu-mo...10.10/release/

what i do next ?
Last edited by artron; 2010-10-16 at 02:15.
 
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2010-10-16 , 10:55
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#204
Could someone explain a more step-by-step way how to use the 10.10 raw image? Should i download it to the partition of my n900 first and then do the "dd" command.. or should i do the "dd" command from my computer?
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2010-10-16 , 11:45
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#205
The image above contains a new kernel, using the old kernel will probably work, but you might miss some features added in by Ubuntu.
I have NOT been able to boot the new kernel yet.

To install the image, download and extract the raw file, then plug in your N900 and select mass storage mode, find the name of the dev node (/dev/sdx) then dd if=imagefilename of=/dev/sdx. You have to dd to the whole mmc block, not the partition (i.e sdc not sdc1).
If you type in the wrong block, you might erase your HDD, so make sure you know what you're doing, dd isn't something to try out.
 

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2010-10-16 , 12:41
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#206
Originally Posted by MohammadAG View Post
The image above contains a new kernel, using the old kernel will probably work, but you might miss some features added in by Ubuntu.
I have NOT been able to boot the new kernel yet.

To install the image, download and extract the raw file, then plug in your N900 and select mass storage mode, find the name of the dev node (/dev/sdx) then dd if=imagefilename of=/dev/sdx. You have to dd to the whole mmc block, not the partition (i.e sdc not sdc1).
If you type in the wrong block, you might erase your HDD, so make sure you know what you're doing, dd isn't something to try out.
Yeah, i am aware of the danger with dd. How do i extract the raw image? With magicISO? Or will dd do this? I tried the dd to /dev/sdc1 but it did not work.. as you said i did it wrong and need dd to /dev/sdc. I am not entierly noobish but i have never handeled raw images before so thats why i am asking.
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2010-10-16 , 13:13
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#207
dd to /dev/sdc then, it should have a partition table in the image (ala MeeGo).
You can mount the image though, mount -t ext3 -o loop image.raw /mnt, then just browse /mnt
 

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2010-10-16 , 13:28
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#208
Originally Posted by MohammadAG View Post
dd to /dev/sdc then, it should have a partition table in the image (ala MeeGo).
You can mount the image though, mount -t ext3 -o loop image.raw /mnt, then just browse /mnt
Always learning something from you.. thanks
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2010-10-16 , 16:33
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Originally Posted by MohammadAG View Post
dd to /dev/sdc then, it should have a partition table in the image (ala MeeGo).
You can mount the image though, mount -t ext3 -o loop image.raw /mnt, then just browse /mnt
yeah now i can make rootfs from raw image... thanks
 
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2010-10-16 , 18:16
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#210
i was mount raw
Code:
mount -t ext3 -o loop image.raw /mnt
and copy to /dev/sdb4
Code:
cp -pr
,still can boot,freeze at bootmenu
 

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