Instalar Nitdroid

**apelmar** · 15-10-2010 22:43

N900-Autoinstaller
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Warning: this WILL WIPE YOUR CURRENT NITDROID INSTALL AND REPARTITION MICROSD SO BACKUP FIRST
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* 1 Extras-devel repository
* 2 Installation
* 3 Kernel Power for Maemo
* 4 Updates

Extras-devel repository

NITDroid Installer is hosted on extras-devel, you will need to have that enabled to install it. Refer to the instructions here to add the repo: [Solo los miembros registrados pueden ver los enlaces, Registrate aqui!]
Installation

You can install NITDroid Installer using Hildon Application Manager, fapman, or apt-get, it should be in the system category. After installation, use the icon in the menu to install NITDroid, after installation the icon will be changed to an uninstaller icon so you can, if you want, uninstall NITDroid.

To install via apt-get: You need to have the rootsh package installed from the Application manager so you could run apt-get as root.
Make sure that the Application Manager is closed, other programs that manage applications might also interfere
Now open up the X Terminal and enter these codes:

root
apt-get install nitdroid-installer

Wait for the installation of the NITDroid Installer to complete then enter this:

nitdroid

Answer any question you might be asked
If your installation hangs on [Formatting /dev/mmcblklp2 (ext3) ...] then follow the partitioning instructions here.
Enjoy or Panic, whatever you might do now you are finished

Reboot to get access to Android
Kernel Power for Maemo

kernel-power is compatible with Multiboot from version 39 and onwards of kernel-power
To get access to the Enhanced kernel for Maemo please make sure you first have the newest version
Enter this in the X Terminal:

root
apt-get install kernel-power-bootimg

Now either make your own .item file for Multiboot or let multiboot handle it automatically:

dpkg -i /home/user/MyDocs/.nitdroid/multiboot-kernel-power_0.3_armel.deb

Updates

You will be notified of updates in Maemo by the means of automatic checks,
if you suspect that you have not been notified of the latest version you can manually query for updates by selecting Update in the Application Manager in Maemo.

Siguiendo estos pasos, se me queda pillado, como dice en la parte de arriba cuando me esta particionando la SD, asi que seguí el enlace:

To be able to install the "sudo gainroot" command you need to install a package called rootsh from the application manager first!

1. Open up the xTerm and become root with this command:

sudo gainroot

2. First un mount the microsd card

umount /dev/mmcblk1p1

3. For this step you need to know the capacity of your memory card. The Android partition can only be 2GB, so you need to create a FAT partition that is so large there will only be 2GB left. The number must be in MB, example some recommended sizes are 1, 100, 2100, 6100, 14100, 30100. If its 8GB you can choose a number like 6100MB, if its 4GB you can choose a number like 2100MB. If your memory card is 2GB or below, you can choose 1MB as a number If you do not do this correctly you will not be able to use Android Market!

sfdisk -uM /dev/mmcblk1 << EOF
,<YOUR NUMBER IN MB>,C
,,L
,,
,,
EOF

4. Unmount microsd again as maemo sometimes tried to mount

umount /dev/mmcblk1p1

5. The actual formating!

mkdosfs /dev/mmcblk1p1
mke2fs -L NITDroid -j -m0 /dev/mmcblk1p2

Step 2: Installation

Before you begin you need to add the extras devel repository like this: [Solo los miembros registrados pueden ver los enlaces, Registrate aqui!] then install some packages using this command:

apt-get -y install wget bzip2 rootsh nano kexec-tools

1. Download and install Multiboot

wget [Solo los miembros registrados pueden ver los enlaces, Registrate aqui!].deb
wget [Solo los miembros registrados pueden ver los enlaces, Registrate aqui!].deb
dpkg -i multiboot*.deb

Now you need to add a menu entry for Nitdroid in multiboot

cd /etc/multiboot.d
cat > NITdroid-2.6.28.NIT.05.item << EOF
ITEM_NAME="NITdroid on MMCp2 - 2.6.28.NIT.05"
ITEM_KERNEL=2.6.28.NIT.05
ITEM_MODULES=ext3 fat vfat
ITEM_DEVICE=\${EXT_CARD}p2
ITEM_FSTYPE=ext3
ITEM_FSOPTIONS=rw,noatime,errors=remount-ro,commit=3
EOF

If you are using nano/leafpad/etc to create the menu item omit the backslash from ITEM_DEVICE, ie. it becomes ITEM_DEVICE=${EXT_CARD}p2!

2. Download and install nitdroid

mkdir -p /and
mount -o noatime,rw /dev/mmcblk1p2 /and
cd /home/user/MyDocs
wget [Solo los miembros registrados pueden ver los enlaces, Registrate aqui!]
rm -rf /and/*
bzcat NITDroid-N900-the-flying-world.tbz2 | tar xvC /and

3. Installing the nitdroid kernel

wget [Solo los miembros registrados pueden ver los enlaces, Registrate aqui!].deb
dpkg -i nitdroid*deb

4. Getting Bluetooth to work
Thanks to ramoncio for your easy to use perl command

btid=`sysinfo-tool -g /certs/npc/esn/bt_id`
perl -pi -e "s/0cddef0a0e6d/$btid/g" /and/system/bin/load_modules.sh

5. unmount the /and partition:

cd /
umount /and

Tips & tricks

Feel free to add to this section.

Install .apk-files automatically

Copy the apk to /system/app and android will install it on next boot (maybe need to change the owner with "chown 1000:1000 xyz.apk")

Remove/Change Boot-Animation

Remove/Change the file /system/media/bootanimation.zip

Updating an existing android

There is no guaranteed way to updated an existing android, you should reformat the ext3-partition and extract the new tar-archive.
WARNING: Format will delete all existing files! And be sure to format the right partition!
Using NITdroid

At the moment the proximity sensor (a barely visible round object on the left side of the touch screen) works as the Android menu button, the lock/unlock button on the right side of the phone works as a back button and the camera key functions as the home button.

Y no soy capaz de pasar del paso 3 porque no entiendo el codigo ( no se que poner)

Alguien me lo puede poner mas claro porfavor??

**BenQ** · 18-10-2010 14:41