Originally Posted by mornage

yeah, as panjgoori said above N14 is not stable and nor is it likely to be in the near future. Stick with N12 (although you can try the updated 2.3.7 version) as it's most stable.

If disabling pin lock in Maemo hasn't fixed airplane mode (I presume you have tried to disable airplane mode after pin lock was disabled) try un tarring the archive again.

If however, you have a connection to your network (can receive text messages) but no 3G, you'll just need to add the APN settings.

Originally Posted by HigeRoman

this, I don't have airplane mode stuck, it seems to me as if it has no APN seetings, since I can connect to wifi.

now... how do I configure these APN settings? when I enter it shows 3 available cellphone providers in my country, I choose the one I have and it says settings updated, but still no connection, if I enter on access point name, it's completely empty and I have no clue how to create one =/

Originally Posted by Virtuality

I tried the autoinstaller beta3 and it worked perfectly! Nitdroid also woked prety good. But, when I exited from nitdroid and try to boot to maemo...maemo doesn't boot. Then a dead loop and so I must reflash the phone.

any suggestions?

note: I used leafpad to change int-card to mmcblk0p2.

Originally Posted by mornage

When into APN settings, use the lock switch to open the menu, you will then be able to add your APN settings.

You'll probably need a google search to find the correct settings for your network and you may have to play around a bit to get it to work, for example, with T-mobile UK you would normally need a user name and password, however on NITDroid it wont work if this is added.

Originally Posted by mornage

It looks like either the multiboot menu item is incorrect or the kernel is not in the correct place (/root/multiboot (IIRC)). If you can still get into NITDroid, you may be able to check this with terminal or even with a file viewer.

You really didn't need to change the menu item like you did for Maemo as this is created automatically and should work. I'm thinking there may be a typo in the line you changed maybe!?

Originally Posted by Virtuality

No I can't get into nitdroid again. Once I exited from nitdroid I can't boot into any OS.

Concerning the multiboot and kernel : shouldn't the autoinstaller do everything by itself?

No, it's not a typo since when int-card was written I couldn't load nitdroid but when I changed it into mmcblk0p2 it worked.

any ideas?

Originally Posted by mornage

EDIT: is the charger connected when you are booting? There used to be some issues with multiboot where it wouldn't boot correctly when charging. It should have been fixed but it's worth disconnecting from your charger if Maemo isn't booting.

If you can't boot any OS, you are going to need a re-flash. How did you install, SD card or eMMC? If you used the SD card, your mulitboot item for NITDroid would be mmcblk1px if it's eMMC then is should be mmcblk0p5.

The auto installer will create the correct items for Maemo which do not need to be changed.