or you can hack kernel boot parameters to cpio, but updating ubiboot is easier.

As rainisto said: updating is easier.

Flashing only kernel will not help (maybe break also ubiboot), you need new kernel and cpio.

Hi Guys,

Thanks for prompt response.
I've tried those with cpio and menus + this Kernel ->
zImage_2.6.32.54-ubiboot-02_050413

Updated cpio and menus in /boot/ directory
reflashed with 2.6.32.54, still doesn't resolve this problem:

The version of ubiboot you have does not pass the correct command line parameters to the kernel. For wayland to work correctly you need to allocate a larger than default vram buffer for it.

With older ubiboot version you need to inject the command line parameter to the kernel in a bit of a sideways fashion

• 1.) find the place in your ubiboot.conf that says G_NEMO_INITSCRIPT="\/sbin\/init"
• 2.) change that to G_NEMO_INITSCRIPT="\/sbin\/init\ vram\=6m\ omapfb.vram\=0\:6M"

Oh, super, changed the conf, re-flashed ubiboot.
Thanks. ok starting my next mission.
Partitioning and adding back nemo, install firefox and also saw some thread about ubunutu. 3 down 3 to go

btw, any idea how to get rid of "recharge battery" notification in sailfish?

ha, dumbass question, just to click on it I guess that we now need to wait for full image not sdk?

Hay.
Anybody knows if i'll be able to install nemo (actually "sailfish") using only a windows computer? For me, the critical step is:

Next, we will extract the Nemo image into the newly-created partition. Enter this command in the Terminal (for Linux only):

sudo tar --numeric-owner -xf nemo-handset-armv7hl-n950-*.tar.bz2 -C /media/Alt_OS/

Any windows (or n9 terminal) based solutions for this?

you can do this from your harmattan installation (find the right mmcblk partition, mount it, download image on harmattan and extract via terminal) or easier, just run a linux live cd on your windows computer.

@Just486 You need a linux live cd for that step because N9 busybox tar does not has option "--numeric-owner", which is important.