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Using PC linux with the n900 connected via mass storage typing dmesg on the pc will produce alot of crap. Down the bottom their should be some messages about device sizes. You should be able to id the sd* which corresponds to you microSD. If your N900 is connected you should see it in this area.
Another way is type sudo gparted and go through the drop box on the top right and find your microSD card (using the capacity) and the drop box should have the sd* of the device. I did this on ubuntu 9.04
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2010-06-12
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2010-06-12
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2010-06-12
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2010-06-12
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2010-06-12
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2010-06-12
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2010-06-12
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2010-06-12
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#950
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disabling r and d will not work - the watchdogs are indeed the reason for it being needed if we can find out what watchdogs need pettign we may be able to get by without r&d mode
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Great work dj_steve!
I'm eager to try this, do you mind sharing the kernel patches, I'm using custom modules so I doubt the zImage is enough, plus I need to apply some other patches to it.
Thanks in advance
E: @ Dany-69, the kernel is on its own partition, type cat /proc/mtd to find out which one. I'd suggest not playing with any of the /dev/mtd* partitions (manually / without using flasher), you may screw up your device, permanently.
Anyways, kernel flashing is safe.