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2010-12-23
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@ staffordshire, uk
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there are others threads that points to boot into other operating systems, but I think that its better chrooted, with this you can have maemo and your linux distro capabilities at the same time
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2010-12-23
, 14:12
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if [ "x$UBUNTUIMG" = "x" ] ; then UBUNTUIMG="`ls -1 /media/mmc1/ubuntu*.img* | head -1`" fi if [ "x$UBUNTUCHROOT" = "x" ] ; then UBUNTUCHROOT="/.ubuntu" fi if [ ! -d "$UBUNTUCHROOT" ] ; then sudo mkdir $UBUNTUCHROOT fi quserchroot $UBUNTUIMG $UBUNTUCHROOT "$@"
mount failure! /media/mmc/ubuntu-m5-v1.2.img.ext2 failed to mount on loop1 mount: mounting /dev/loop0 on /media/mmc1/ubuntu-m5-v1.img.ext2 failed: Device or resource busy
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2010-12-23
, 15:27
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2010-12-23
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@ Ecuador
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2010-12-23
, 19:22
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2010-12-23
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2010-12-23
, 22:21
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@try-alls: I don't beleave that its a problem of mounting other os's, If you feel that the system its slowding down just use the closeall icon it will unmount all the os's, also there are other ways to improving the speed of the device like kernel-power, swaapolube, con900
@deny_winarato: did you install the ubuntu.deb file?
@extendedping: if you are having troubles uncompresing the img on your device I suggest you to do it on your computer, if you use linux you can do it with file-roller, on windows you can download power-archiver.
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2010-12-24
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@ Westside
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Hi all what am I doing wrong? I download the fedora image from the first page into my-docs. I have 24gb free on my device. I run unlzma on the fedora image and if I run watch ls -sh I see the extraction going (the file name minus the lxma at the end) up to 1.6 gb. then I get a message saying decompression failed and I cant find any partial uncompressed file...
thanks this is user error right?
Seems a little quicker (running off class2 SD).
Fedora is working as it should, too. This also seems quicker!
Thanks for the *.debs!
The thanks button? Sure! You can press it! I would!