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2010-05-18
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#42
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Originally Posted by abill_uk
I've no programming skills. Just a little bit Linux-knowledge.
OK then why dont you attempt to get a complete copy of the os and IF you are successful even i will applaud you !!!.
Something is staring me in the face here and i just cannot see it right now but there has to be a simple way of grabbing the entire contents of the "hard drive" in the n900.
Have you any idea just how important this would be to everyone if you could do this?.
But it should work out-of-the-box after recompiling for armel (without the ability to create the required .bin image. mklivecd builds a .iso image)
I haven't checked the debian armel repositorys, yet. Maybe it's already there.
mklivecd would be the simplest way you could get.
By "hard drive" do you mean the eMMC, the internal 32GB memory? This wouldn't be included in the mklivecd, but you can simply copy it.
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2010-05-18
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#43
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Originally Posted by zehjotkah
And what about the opt?
I've no programming skills. Just a little bit Linux-knowledge.
But it should work out-of-the-box after recompiling for armel (without the ability to create the required .bin image. mklivecd builds a .iso image)
I haven't checked the debian armel repositorys, yet. Maybe it's already there.
mklivecd would be the simplest way you could get.
By "hard drive" do you mean the eMMC, the internal 32GB memory? This wouldn't be included in the mklivecd, but you can simply copy it.
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2010-05-18
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#44
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Originally Posted by Dany-69
???
mmm... so mklivecd doesn't create a livecd with a small operating system that allow you to copy everything?
Instead, according to your words, it seems to be a program that does everything directly while in use maemo..
But someone said it isn't possible while the system in running..
it makes exactly a live cd... a live cd is just an image. What we need.
But it seems, you can extract the image with the flasher? I didn't know that.
The image from the device, with all installed programs and modifications, inclusive the kernel?
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2010-05-18
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i fond this ahhaahah extract to /usr/local/bin
then to create jffs2 files of backup run
#0xFFFF -e /media/mmc1/backup
#0xFFFF -x /media/mmc1/backup
to restore the backups you should run this i think
# 0xFFFF -R -p /media/mmc1/backup/rootfs.jffs
attached file at the end
then to create jffs2 files of backup run
#0xFFFF -e /media/mmc1/backup
#0xFFFF -x /media/mmc1/backup
to restore the backups you should run this i think
# 0xFFFF -R -p /media/mmc1/backup/rootfs.jffs
attached file at the end
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2010-05-18
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Originally Posted by rash.m2k
Maybe but no need for flaming talk OK.
Just ignore abill_uk's comments I think he's getting confused.
I have successfully done this BOTH on the N800 and N810. There's no reason why this cannot be done on the N900. Currently I'm following Fanoush's instructions. He's a genuis at this stuff and he helped me getting it up and running last time.
OK wise guy start talking instead of flaming and at least tell everyone how to get a complete dump of the N900?
I am off to lunch so will read when i return.
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2010-05-18
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Originally Posted by zehjotkah
yeah but its in jjfs2 now we need infos to mount it... i dont want to do that using the command # 0xFFFF
???
it makes exactly a live cd... a live cd is just an image. What we need.
But it seems, you can extract the image with the flasher? I didn't know that.
The image from the device, with all installed programs and modifications, inclusive the kernel?
i need to work with the real fiasco unpartitioned files. i go to luch too... see u later gays... ehmm... gays ahhahahahah
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2010-05-18
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#48
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Hard drive as in complete dump of the N900, sorry i missed that post went back to read and seen it.
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2010-05-18
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#49
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Originally Posted by zehjotkah
Wait I have not explained well
???
it makes exactly a live cd... a live cd is just an image. What we need.
But it seems, you can extract the image with the flasher? I didn't know that.
The image from the device, with all installed programs and modifications, inclusive the kernel?
In mklivecd project pages you can download a deb ...
Now my question is ... this "deb" allows you to create a livecd which should be booted as a secondary operating system from device to create ISO (or another livecd, as you call it) of the primary operating system?
A bit like I did with HDD Regenerator if I remember correctly ..i downloaded an exe that created a sort of livecd..
Or you can directly create the ISO of the primary operating system through the program ?
Last edited by Dany-69; 2010-05-18 at 11:39.
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2010-05-18
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#50
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here is the project page of the 0pen Free Fiasco Firmware Flasher
http://www.nopcode.org/0xFFFF/
http://www.nopcode.org/0xFFFF/
flasher-3.5 fiascoimage.bin -u
and u ll find the jffs2 partitions... now how can i mount them on win??? i dont want all the things like games and stupid widgets that nokia put in the fiasco... i want to create my personal fiasco to be free to choose what i want to keep on my os
Last edited by santiago; 2010-05-18 at 11:24.