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I'm still trying to get my n800 to boot. I'm using the most recent kernel/rootfs (just downloaded it off Solca's page about 20 minutes ago), but it still seems to be dying at the animated android screen. When I use adb shell, I can't run logcat (it just hangs) however DMESG seems to be claiming that I'm using the wrong FAT filesystem on my other partitions. Which of the multiple FAT options should I set the type as in fdisk for those partitions? Thanks again guys!

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What about the no-sound userspace? :)

Looks like it is the no-sound one :)

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solca:

Where are you building this kernel? Within scratchbox (maemo sdk).

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FAT filesystem to the first partition of the mmc like this:

mkfs.vfat /dev/sdb1

it worked for me.. :)

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I used Gparted. Very easy to use and understand, and can even be used directly on tablet. For me, command line is last resort, because there is so much that could mess up.

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gparted on tablet should do the job too, but if you want to use Gparted, at least do it from computer. I heard there are some issues with pb:s gparted hack. Easiest way to make fat-fs is just type "mkfs.vfat /dev/mmcblk0p1" on tablet. -It's even easier and faster than doing it with Gparted.

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Looks like everything works in N800 now. WiFi and the time too.

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This is great news. Yesterday I tried the then latest version on my N800 and it didn't come past the flashing robot boot splash.

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Nah, the time is not working, got fooled by the NTP :)

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Thanks Solca for your hard work. Thanks to Bundyo as well. Its working on my N800. I just need to type in order to enter my ssid for my network.

I look forward to further improvements. It's very impressive so far.