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| == '''The procedure of installing Nitdroid 0.0.8:''' == | | {{danger}} |
| 1. enable all repos (testing,devel,extras,even the default nokia ones) download and install leafpad and o'course ur beloved rootsh from appman.
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| 2. close appman, open xterm:
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| apt-get update
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| apt-get install nitdroid-installer
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| 3. after the '''nitdroid-installer''' installs close Xterm, then install the attached installer, just copy it to ur N900 and open it via appman (for no formatting ext3 stuck hiccup) btw it will recognize it as a small update for ur installer that u just downloaded and installed at the second step.
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| 4. open xterm
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| nitdroid
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| YES
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| 5. after Nitdroid installs (took me 20 mins in 70 kb/s download speed) don't reboot ur phone to nitdroid, be patient!
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| 6. tap the drop down menu in Xterm click new and close the one before (the one that said Nitdroid was successfully installed)
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| '''If you don't have a microsd:'''
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| Important: It's for overclocked phones, if you dont have kernel-power installed then wait someone make this for stock kernels. Download these files
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| http://downloads.nitdroid.com/nitinstaller/Packages/nitdroid-kernel-2.6.28-06_final1_armel.deb
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| http://downloads.nitdroid.com/nitinstaller/Packages/NitDroid-0.0.8-Popov.tar.bz2
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| 1. Copy downloaded files to MyDocs.
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| 2. Open x-term and do this:
| | [http://wiki.maemo.org/NITDroid_Port#Links NITDroid Port] |
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| sudo gainroot
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| mkdir /and
| | ==Installing NITDroid== |
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| mount /home /and
| | This tutorial is specifically designed to install Nitdroid on the internal memory of the N900 (EMMC) and does not apply to installation on an external micro SD card. The main purpose of installing Nitdroid on the internal memory is that in most cases you will see an increased performance. |
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| apt-get install multiboot multiboot-kernel-power bzip2
| | There are two ways of installing NITDroid: |
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| cd /home/user/MyDocs
| | 1. Copy NITDroid's rootfs to /and in /home: Easier - Faster |
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| bzip2 -d NitDroid-0.0.8-Popov.tar.bz2
| | 2. Creating a custom 2GB partition on your eMMC: Cleaner - Requires a brain |
| cd /and
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| tar xvf /home/user/MyDocs/NitDroid-0.0.8-Popov.tar
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| dpkg -i /home/user/MyDocs/nitdroid-kernel-2.6.28-06_final1_armel.deb
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| umount /and
| | NOTE: It is highly recomended that you flash the [http://wiki.maemo.org/NITDroid_FAQ#My_memory_for_apps_is_getting_low.2C_what_can_I_do.3F modded 8GB 20GB eMMC image]. Nitdroid won't recognize/use/install anything if you have low memory in mmcblk0p2. |
| | NOTE on Note: there are other - probably better - ways to increase your /home partition's size. |
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| 3. Make the multiboot .item.
| | 1. Download the NITDroid Autoinstaller to ./MyDocs i.e. root directory of N900 and install it: |
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| | http://talk.maemo.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=22707&d=1316433657 |
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| == '''The procedure of running Nitdroid 0.0.8 on your EMMC:''' == | | == Uninstalling NITDroid == |
| | === If Installed By Method 1 === |
| | Tap on the NITDroid-Uninstaller on your menu. |
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| 1. Open xterminal
| | === If Installed By Method 2 === |
| | Open X Terminal and type the following commands: |
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| root | | root |
| | mount -o noatime,rw /dev/mmcblk0p5 |
| | rm -rf /and/. |
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| | Then uninstall multiboot by anyway you prefer. |
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| a) mount the partition
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| mount /dev/mmcblk1p2 /and
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| b) Copy android system files over to /home
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| cp -rp /and/* /home
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| c) edit the boot file
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| leafpad /etc/multiboot.d/11 (then tap the tab button, ur .item file will show hit enter to open in leafpad)
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| edit ur .item file to look like this
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| ITEM_NAME="NITdroid on MMCp2 - 2.6.28.NIT.05"
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| ITEM_KERNEL=2.6.28.NIT.05
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| ITEM_MODULES=ext3 fat vfat
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| ITEM_DEVICE=${[B]INT[/B]_CARD}p2
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| ITEM_FSTYPE=ext3
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| ITEM_FSOPTIONS=rw,noatime,errors=remount-ro,commit=3
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| EOF
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| '''If you followed the manual installation guide with and u don't have a microsd:'''
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| change the .item file to:
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| ITEM_NAME="NITdroid on MMCp2 - 2.6.28.NIT.05"
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| ITEM_KERNEL=2.6.28.NIT.05
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| ITEM_MODULES=ext3 fat vfat
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| ITEM_DEVICE=mmcblk0p5
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| ITEM_FSTYPE=ext3
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| ITEM_FSOPTIONS=rw,noatime,errors=remount-ro,commit=3
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| EOF
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| 2. Once editing is complete click the drop down menu on leafpad and save then close leafpad.
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| 3. Close Xterm, then reboot ur N900 with keyboard open and type 2 for Nitdroid
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| you'll notice that booting will take less time, and if u want u can remove ur back cover and ur microsd to check. BUT u can't boot without something in the microsd slot, any microsd will work even empty ones.
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| == '''Frequent errors''' ==
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| '''Guru Meditation:'''
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| If u have NITDroid that ends in .06 and facing this error, delete the words highlighted in '''BOLD''' from your multiboot file:
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| Root filesystem mmcblk0p5 NOT available!
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| Guru Meditation #000000025.62017712
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| Hit any key to panic!
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| ITEM_NAME="NITdroid on MMCp2 - 2.6.28.NIT.05"
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| ITEM_KERNEL=2.6.28.NIT.05
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| ITEM_MODULES=ext3 '''fat vfat'''
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| ITEM_DEVICE=${INT_CARD}p2
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| ITEM_FSTYPE=ext3
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| ITEM_FSOPTIONS=rw,noatime,errors=remount-ro,'''commit=3
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| EOF'''
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| '''If you didn't find maemo in multiboot:'''
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| Type 0 to boot stock kernel.
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| == '''Some things you'll notice after installing it on the internal memory:''' ==
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| 1. Runs 10 times faster, even faster than a class 8 card.
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| 2. The battery doesn't drain fast. Had it off charger all day playing games and surfing the internet and got it to only use 40% of the battery.
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| 3. Pretty good given now you can use it without it draining the battery!
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| == '''FIXES''' ==
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| '''APP Market Fix:'''
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| Open the 'Market' app (from the Home screen or app launcher)
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| Leaving the Market app running, return to the Home screen and open
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| the 'Settings' app again
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| Within Settings select 'Applications' > 'Manage applictions' > 'Running' (from Tab at top)
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| Scroll to select the 'Market' app > press the 'Clear Cache' button > then press the 'Force Stop' button (Do not press the 'Clear Data' button)
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| Press the back button (to go back to the list of running apps)
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| Scroll to select 'Google Services Framework' > press the 'Clear Data' button > 'OK' (to confirm) > then press the 'Force Stop' button
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| Return to the Home screen
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| Launch the 'Market' app again, which will give an error "Attention an error has occurred..." > 'OK' button
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| Shutdown by holding power button > 'Power Off' > 'OK'
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| Restart, wait for wi-fi to reconnect, open 'Market' again
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| (You may have to reboot several times and check 'Market')
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| The opening 'Market' screen should no longer be blank, and many more apps (free & paid) should now be available
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| (Although apps can be downloaded, some may still fail to install or run properly)
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| '''WIFI Fix:(rare cases)'''
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| Change the encryption from WPA2 to WPA from your Wireless Access Point. This is a compatibility issue hopefully gonna be fixed in later releases.
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| '''Airplane Mode Fix:'''
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| For ppl who enabled airplane mode, fixes that are in here were tried by me:
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| 1. enable the widget power control and turn airplane mode off
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| 2. if this didn't work disable ur pin code in maemo
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| 3. menu>devtools>terminal emulator
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| rr
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| 4. the technical solution:
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| cd /and/data
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| rm -rf *
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| mkdir logs
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| chmod 777 logs
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| cd /
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| umount /and
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| '''Google account sign-in:'''
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| Skip google sign-up in the first tutorial instead, sign up/in google once in NITDroid.
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| == '''Overclocking''' ==
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| 1. You can download ready GUI's from the market for OCing
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| 2. Or use one of these profiles:
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| http://forum.nitdroid.com/index.php?topic=116.0
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| == '''Custom EMMC's''' ==
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| Just in case you fear to run outta memory, here are custom EMMC's if you want to reflash with:
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| 5GB apps 24GB mydocs: http://www.mediafire.com/?j6srnaxwr3notaf
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| 8GB apps 21GB mydocs: http://www.mediafire.com/?5o1hkuuwhn8hh1c[/url]
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| == '''Uninstalling Nitdroid:''' ==
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| Open Xterminal:
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| root
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| mount /dev/mmcblk1p2 /and -o noatime
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| nitdroid-uninstaller
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| after it completes, simply format your sd card, then using filebox delete nitdroid's installation folders and files that were copied to home:
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| bin, data, dev, etc (symlink), initrd, lib (symlink), mnt, proc, sbin, sdcard, sys, system, tmp, usr,default.prop, init, init.nokia.rc, init.rc
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| == '''VIDEOS TO WATCH:''' ==
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| My video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_9kG81m-S4
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| Mr.NokiaTecs' video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7MIGu2POzY
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NITDroid Port
Installing NITDroid
This tutorial is specifically designed to install Nitdroid on the internal memory of the N900 (EMMC) and does not apply to installation on an external micro SD card. The main purpose of installing Nitdroid on the internal memory is that in most cases you will see an increased performance.
There are two ways of installing NITDroid:
1. Copy NITDroid's rootfs to /and in /home: Easier - Faster
2. Creating a custom 2GB partition on your eMMC: Cleaner - Requires a brain
Bold text
Method 1
NOTE: It is highly recomended that you flash the modded 8GB 20GB eMMC image. Nitdroid won't recognize/use/install anything if you have low memory in mmcblk0p2.
NOTE on Note: there are other - probably better - ways to increase your /home partition's size.
1. Download the NITDroid Autoinstaller to ./MyDocs i.e. root directory of N900 and install it:
http://talk.maemo.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=22707&d=1316433657
Uninstalling NITDroid
If Installed By Method 1
Tap on the NITDroid-Uninstaller on your menu.
If Installed By Method 2
Open X Terminal and type the following commands:
root
mount -o noatime,rw /dev/mmcblk0p5
rm -rf /and/.
Then uninstall multiboot by anyway you prefer.
