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2010-04-07
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#101
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Originally Posted by qole
sorry for the delay in replying, but I wanted to get you a screenshot. The file is on a fat16 partition and copied over from xp via usb.
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2010-04-08
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So I thought to give this another try.
That was a mistake. *lol*
I downloaded the debian-m5-v3b.img.ext2.lzma from your site and extracted it with 7zip to my Desktop Windows Computer.
From there I transferred the debian-m5-v3b.img.ext2 file to my memory card (fat32) by USB and installed easy-deb-chroot from Extras.
Whenever I try anything I'm getting the error that there's no debian.img.ext2 file on my memory card.
From here I clicked on the Debian Image Installer and dug myself even deeper since it's downloading something and I can't find a way to stop it.
Why can't I just be normal like you guys?
Edit:
Also did a reboot and still received the same error.
Last edited by Addison; 2010-04-08 at 01:58.
That was a mistake. *lol*
I downloaded the debian-m5-v3b.img.ext2.lzma from your site and extracted it with 7zip to my Desktop Windows Computer.
From there I transferred the debian-m5-v3b.img.ext2 file to my memory card (fat32) by USB and installed easy-deb-chroot from Extras.
Whenever I try anything I'm getting the error that there's no debian.img.ext2 file on my memory card.
From here I clicked on the Debian Image Installer and dug myself even deeper since it's downloading something and I can't find a way to stop it.
Why can't I just be normal like you guys?
Edit:
Also did a reboot and still received the same error.
Last edited by Addison; 2010-04-08 at 01:58.
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2010-04-08
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#103
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Originally Posted by Addison
How is that being normal? I have the same issue. (Look at the two posts right above yours. Reading the thread, are we?
I downloaded the debian-m5-v3b.img.ext2.lzma ... Whenever I try anything I'm getting the error that there's no debian.img.ext2 file on my memory card.
Why can't I just be normal like you guys?
) If you use the older image, it should work just fine.
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2010-04-08
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#104
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Originally Posted by hordeman
I am too stupid to live! *lol*
How is that being normal? I have the same issue. (Look at the two posts right above yours. Reading the thread, are we?
How on earth did I miss your post?
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2010-04-08
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#105
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Originally Posted by Addison
You need to live, my dear sir. The more Nokia ITT people there are, the better. I've made the same mistake in the past too! *lol*
I am too stupid to live! *lol*
How on earth did I miss your post?
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2010-04-08
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#106
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I'm going to make a new version of the image on the weekend, and I'll make a mini version (less than 2GB) for tablet users. I am totally shocked that a 2GB image would fail like this, but ... good to know, I guess...
(Addison, you made me laugh with your post! " Why can't I just be normal like you guys?")
Last edited by qole; 2010-04-08 at 18:53.
(Addison, you made me laugh with your post! " Why can't I just be normal like you guys?")
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2010-04-08
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#107
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Originally Posted by qole
Awesome! Thank you so much. BTW, where would I find the instructions for copying the image contents to it's own partition? (I'm assuming that people don't mean just copying the image file to its own partition when they reference this.)
I'm going to make a new version of the image on the weekend, and I'll make a mini version (less than 2GB) for tablet users. I am totally shocked that a 2GB image would fail like this, but ... good to know, I guess...
Originally Posted by qole
Addison, what file manager are you using, BTW?
(Addison, you made me laugh with your post! " Why can't I just be normal like you guys?")
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2010-04-08
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#108
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hordeman:
If you want to have a dedicated partition (honestly, a good idea for the tablets, since it is faster than even the "turbo" dm-loop), untar the contents of debian-m5-v3b-rootfs.tar.bz2 into a formatted ext2 partition. You can do this (as root) on any Linux computer, not just the tablet. I would use something like gparted to partition and format the SD card.
If you want to have a dedicated partition (honestly, a good idea for the tablets, since it is faster than even the "turbo" dm-loop), untar the contents of debian-m5-v3b-rootfs.tar.bz2 into a formatted ext2 partition. You can do this (as root) on any Linux computer, not just the tablet. I would use something like gparted to partition and format the SD card.
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2010-04-09
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#109
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Originally Posted by qole
Oh, the hell people?
hordeman:
If you want to have a dedicated partition (honestly, a good idea for the tablets, since it is faster than even the "turbo" dm-loop), untar the contents of debian-m5-v3b-rootfs.tar.bz2 into a formatted ext2 partition. You can do this (as root) on any Linux computer, not just the tablet. I would use something like gparted to partition and format the SD card.
So I went ahead and Googled "formatted ext2 partition" windows since I'm running XP.
Here's where my friendly first link took me.
The following immediate link brought me to this excellent post.
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=601795
I hate you people! *lol*
To answer your question Horde, I'm using EmelFM2 as my file manager thingy.
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2010-04-09
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#110
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Addison: My Google search took me to the Ext2 File System Driver for Windows project page.
But if you get a halfway-decent partition editor for Windows, it will support ext2 format.
One really neat alternative is to get the GParted Live CD. Burn the ISO to a CD or put it on a bootable USB stick. Then you can boot to GParted and partition your SD card to have an ext2 partition from there.
But if you get a halfway-decent partition editor for Windows, it will support ext2 format.
One really neat alternative is to get the GParted Live CD. Burn the ISO to a CD or put it on a bootable USB stick. Then you can boot to GParted and partition your SD card to have an ext2 partition from there.
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