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I have found a thread which may help you to make the keyboard work on N900. http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=21848

I think you can create a layout for N900 after reading throug the thread.

Unfortunately I can't make it or test it, because I screwed my setup.
I can't boot into it, because there is some error with ttys on boot.
I can't even update packages via chroot on my desktop Ubuntu because dpkg complains about unmet dependecies and cannot correct them because it needs some filesystems to be mounted mounted. (I think)
Code:
/bin/sh: 1: cannot create /dev/null: Permission denied
But the biggest problem is that your script doesn't work on Ubuntu 12.04 so I can't reinstall Ubuntu on my Sd-card.

I hope someone can correct the script to work on Ubuntu 12.04.
Code:
/dev/sdd3            2048    15759359     7878656   83  Linux
Please check the selected device partion table above. Are sure you want to wipe it? (yes/NO)install.sh: 82: read: arg count
install.sh: 83: install.sh: [[: not found
System partition size in gibibytes:5
Swap disk size in mebibytes (0 for no swap):512
install.sh: 90: install.sh: [[: not found
Anyway a big big thanks to int_ua for making this script.

Last edited by PanzerSajt; 2012-03-01 at 17:54.
 

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#232
Originally Posted by PanzerSajt View Post
... it needs some filesystems to be mounted mounted. (I think)
Code:
/bin/sh: 1: cannot create /dev/null: Permission denied
But the biggest problem is that your script doesn't work on Ubuntu 12.04 so I can't reainstall Ubuntu on my Sd-card ...
Yeah, because of armhf change link changed to
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-prei...hf+omap.img.gz
fixing it, thank you

Check mounts at http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~xintx-u...nstall.sh#L138 (line 138)
 

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Originally Posted by int_ua View Post
Yeah, because of armhf change link changed to
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-prei...hf+omap.img.gz
fixing it, thank you

Check mounts at http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~xintx-u...nstall.sh#L138 (line 138)
Thank you for updating the script but can you correct it to make it useable on Ubuntu 12.04? Because it gives me some errors during partitioning the sd-card:

Code:
/dev/sdd3            2048    15759359     7878656   83  Linux
Please check the selected device partion table above. Are sure you want to wipe it? (yes/NO)install.sh: 82: read: arg count
install.sh: 83: install.sh: [[: not found
System partition size in gibibytes:5
Swap disk size in mebibytes (0 for no swap):512
install.sh: 90: install.sh: [[: not found
Thank you and keep up because I would like to make a video about how Ubuntu 12.04 works on N900, but first a need a working version.
 

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Originally Posted by PanzerSajt View Post
Because it gives me some errors during partitioning the sd-card:
I'm already installing the 12.04. And didn't have your errors. What is your bash version? Did you get the script with bzr?
Code:
bash --version
bzr branch lp:ubuntu-n900
 

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And what are you doing exactly after
Please check the selected device partion table above. Are sure you want to wipe it? (yes/NO)
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Originally Posted by int_ua View Post
I'm already installing the 12.04. And didn't have your errors. What is your bash version? Did you get the script with bzr?
Code:
bash --version
bzr branch lp:ubuntu-n900
I think I didn't expressed myself correctly. I am using Ubuntu 12.04 on x86_64 on my desktop computer to run the script and install Ubuntu 12.04 Arm on my Sd-card.

Anyway my bash version is:
Code:
GNU bash, 4.2.20(1)-release (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)
 

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Originally Posted by int_ua View Post
And what are you doing exactly after
?
So I start the script and the nice Dialog comes up. I enter the version that I want to install and the device in my case /dev/sdd.
After this it gives me errors and doesn't allow me to answer the questions:
Code:
Please check the selected device partion table above. Are sure you want to wipe it? (yes/NO)install.sh: 85: read: arg count
install.sh: 86: install.sh: [[: not found
System partition size in gibibytes:
 

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And here we are.
Package 'linux-image-2.6.35-1-n900' has no installation candidate

Will try to boot stock kernel again. Or maybe finally will try KP.
Estel, do you have x64 system? Do you have the error PanzerSajt mentioned?
UPDATE: I think rev. 23 will fix it.

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Originally Posted by PanzerSajt View Post
Thank you for updating the script but can you correct it to make it useable on Ubuntu 12.04? Because it gives me some errors during partitioning the sd-card:

Code:
/dev/sdd3            2048    15759359     7878656   83  Linux
Please check the selected device partion table above. Are sure you want to wipe it? (yes/NO)install.sh: 82: read: arg count
install.sh: 83: install.sh: [[: not found
System partition size in gibibytes:5
Swap disk size in mebibytes (0 for no swap):512
install.sh: 90: install.sh: [[: not found
Thank you and keep up because I would like to make a video about how Ubuntu 12.04 works on N900, but first a need a working version.
We have found the problem and the solution to this problem with int_ua.
The problem was the way I executed the install.sh file.
You should execute it like this:
Code:
sudo bash install.sh
It worked for me. Thank you int_ua.

Last edited by PanzerSajt; 2012-03-01 at 19:34.
 

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Another useful pages (Debian installation):
http://elektranox.org/n900/installation/manual.html
http://wiki.debian.org/pkg-n900

And PanzerSajt showed me nice page about kernel modules:
http://elinux.org/N900

Maybe this will fix keyboard:
XKBMODEL="nokiarx51"
 

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