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sansar95 2011-01-20 13:36
EMMC image for flashing for 8GB application memory
 
Hello
I know some where i have seen a custom image for flashing emmc for 8gb or 5gb application memory or any easy way to partition
But now i am not able to find now.
If any one knows where please provide link
Thanks for viewing and help

MohammadAG 2011-01-20 13:41
Re: EMMC image for flashing for 8GB application memory
 
It's illegal to post images of the eMMC or the rootfs, use a hex editor on the VANILLA image from tablets-dev.nokia.com and change 2048 to the multiple of 1024 you want. (5120 for 5GB, 8192 for 8GB, etc)

Thesleex 2011-04-14 23:02
Re: EMMC image for flashing for 8GB application memory
 
wasup bra. download it from~ http://wiki.maemo.org/Nitdroid_easy_install_on_EMMC

i have got this file but i don't know where and when to use them. i'm able to hard reset N900 anyway so i gues this is were it is used.
i need your help please.. and which OS is best among NITDroid 0.0.9 ,ginerbread and NITDroid N11??? help

neotalk 2011-04-14 23:11
Re: EMMC image for flashing for 8GB application memory
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Thesleex (Post 988627)
wasup bra. download it from~ http://wiki.maemo.org/Nitdroid_easy_install_on_EMMC

i have got this file but i don't know where and when to use them. i'm able to hard reset N900 anyway so i gues this is were it is used.
i need your help please.. and which OS is best among NITDroid 0.0.9 ,ginerbread and NITDroid N11??? help
just follow wiki for installing a fresh clean emmc install(firmware upgrade)
http://wiki.maemo.org/Updating_the_tablet_firmware
and rename the file for Flashing the eMMC in the N900 from vanilla...etc to the name of the custom image file you obtained. dont forget to place those files in the flasher3.5 directory and dont forget to add .bin to end of file name.

will work for any nitdroid.

do so at your own risk!

Thesleex 2011-04-15 06:26
Re: EMMC image for flashing for 8GB application memory
 
thanx man... affter this i want to install android so which do you think is best nitdroid 0.0.9 , gingerbread or NITDroid N11... i want to install one which works best on N900 and im a gamer so want one with best games ,graphics etc.. so which one of the three?

horovsky 2011-04-18 09:41
Re: EMMC image for flashing for 8GB application memory
 
QUOTE=MohammadAG;924588]It's illegal to post images of the eMMC or the rootfs, use a hex editor on the VANILLA image from tablets-dev.nokia.com and change 2048 to the multiple of 1024 you want. (5120 for 5GB, 8192 for 8GB, etc)[/QUOTE]

Dear MohammadAG, deal all, this is really enough? itīs so "easy"?

itīs enough to change one number, itīs not necessary to change also another numbers to have still the same total?

thank you horovsky

Red X 2011-12-22 17:39
Re: EMMC image for flashing for 8GB application memory
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by MohammadAG (Post 924588)
It's illegal to post images of the eMMC or the rootfs, use a hex editor on the VANILLA image from tablets-dev.nokia.com and change 2048 to the multiple of 1024 you want. (5120 for 5GB, 8192 for 8GB, etc)
it doesnt work

pusak gaoq 2011-12-22 18:33
Re: EMMC image for flashing for 8GB application memory
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Red X (Post 1140912)
it doesnt work
what do you mean it doesn't work?
it works on mine....

Code:
        name = "internal";
        partition {
                fs_type = "vfat";
                prefix = "mydocs";
                no_create = true;
        }
        partition {
                size = 2048;
                fs_type = "ext3";
                prefix = "home";
        }
        partition {
                size = 768;
                fs_type = "swap";
just change the bold number (red) to 5120 for 5Gb & 8192 for 8Gb.....remember not to expand more than 8Gb...if you expand more the your eMMC will not work...


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