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Originally Posted by Matan
Honestly, that is shocking to me... I was looking forward to a speed boost with dm-loop that we apparently aren't going to get.
According to my tests, loop is a bit faster than dm-loop (and both are very close to raw hardware speed)
Thanks anyway, Matan.
I guess I will focus on the new image file.
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I didnt want to start a new thread or try to get off course, but would it be possible to use Android in the same type of way you have Debian setup to run within Maemo/Fremantle? A detailed answer would be nice, but I'll understand if its not.
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2009-12-18
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bdogg64: I honestly don't know. Theoretically, it is possible, if someone found a compatible rootfs (perhaps NITDroid? Any other ARM Android tarballs floating around?). It certainly would be interesting. I wish that Ubuntu guy who was working on Dalvik would put his work into the Ubuntu repositories, so we could get it for our devices, too...
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A speed tip: change your mounting dir from /debian to /.debian so tracker, the Maemo media indexer, stays out of your chroot.
I'm changing this in the next version, but until then you can do it yourself.
I'm changing this in the next version, but until then you can do it yourself.
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2009-12-18
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Originally Posted by qole
I know how to build an ARM Android tarball, I'm just don't know how to pull much of the rest of the pieces together. Thanks for the response. Keep up the good work!
bdogg64: I honestly don't know. Theoretically, it is possible, if someone found a compatible rootfs (perhaps NITDroid? Any other ARM Android tarballs floating around?). It certainly would be interesting. I wish that Ubuntu guy who was working on Dalvik would put his work into the Ubuntu repositories, so we could get it for our devices, too...
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2009-12-19
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Thanks to a post in the Diablo thread, I was reminded to map the LXDE "window move" function on the N900. I have settled on the Ctrl-. (Ctrl and period) combination. Any objections?
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More tips:
- enable blue keys on N900 keyboard in LXDE: copy /usr/share/X11/xkb directory to your chroot
- speed up OpenOffice: kill help agent, turn off Java, stop autocompletion of words.
- enable blue keys on N900 keyboard in LXDE: copy /usr/share/X11/xkb directory to your chroot
- speed up OpenOffice: kill help agent, turn off Java, stop autocompletion of words.
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2009-12-19
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What is the best way to resize the easy-debian filesystem? I have an 8GB ext2 microsd and can't figure out how to expand it with your rootfs.
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2009-12-19
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techdork: I recently answered your question in the Easy Debian Diablo thread, in this post.
EDIT: Note that I have also uploaded a rootfs file at qole.org/files as well: debian-squeeze-m5-rootfs.tar.gz
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EDIT: Note that I have also uploaded a rootfs file at qole.org/files as well: debian-squeeze-m5-rootfs.tar.gz
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All times are GMT. The time now is 18:55.
Anyway, the modules are here:
http://my.arava.co.il/~matan/770/n900