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I have Nokia N810 and would like to get NITdroid on it but I am confused how do I open Terminal on Vista or if someone can help and show me a step to step guide or if it there is a video instuction that would help a lot Thanks...
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First, I'm glad that you eventually installed a VM and took care of this. Thank you for your perseverance. Second, none of this requires Ubuntu specifically. I've been doing this with CentOS all along -- no Ubuntu. Finally, your adb issues may be linked to the tablet not being configured to support it.
On the tablet, look under Settings, Applications, Development Options, and turn on Automatically Enable Debug when USB is connected. Once that check mark is green, try your adb again. If it still doesn't work, you may have a process out that that needs to be killed and restarted. From a command prompt
ps axw | grep adb
and if you see a line with "adb fork-server server", locate the number in the very first field on that line (called the Process ID or "pid"), and then type
kill <pid>
replacing <pid> with the actual number from the first column. Then try adb again (from the directory where you stored it) such as
adb get-state
and see if adb starts the server and shows "device" instead of "unknown". I've been a Linux geek for 15 years, and this one bit me for a few days last week!
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2009-08-25
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2009-08-25
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2009-08-25
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btw, i think you're just setting yourself up for disappointment.
There's not much you can do with NITdroid on the N8x0... plus there's no sound.
Not as cool (by far) as it is on G1.
Also, you lose maemo (unless you dual boot (maybe?) but I know nothing about that.
Just fair warning.
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Do you anyting about Mer 2.0 or do you recommend Easy Mer
Mer isn't ready to go yet by normal users. Right now, programmers and developers are playing with it to work the bugs out and make it better. And, I believe they are only on version 0.15... give or take a hundreth.
I've tried a bunch of OS's, and honestly, Maemo works the best and provides the most functions. The only one I'd even consider recommending to a non linux-expert is easy-Debian, which you can get from Qole's repository.
For that, you need to open the application manager, goto add catalog, hit new, then enter the following info.
Catalogue Name: Qole
Web address: http://qole.org/repository
Distribution: maemo
Components: main
Then, goto all applications or whatever, and scroll down to easy-debian.
It's nice because it installs INSIDE of maemo.
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I have run the android on n810.
But i get a problem:
when i use the "adb" command, it can't find the device.
How can i find my device with adb?
Thanks a lot