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yorkey | # 2371 | 2011-05-28, 13:42 | Report

Originally Posted by ambinp View Post

i can't mount /home/and while installing.it says : can't find /home/and in /etc/fstab

It doesnt say

Code:

mount /home/and

its says

Code:

mount /home /and

There is a space!

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sufiyah13 | # 2372 | 2011-05-28, 17:45 | Report

hi i installed nitdroid and everything is running perfectly except i cant seem to download apps. i did the market fix and it worked perfectly but i still cant download apps. also it says i only have like 80 migabites of memory. every time i try to download an app it says "starting download" and it doesnt finish the download. at first i thought it might be that my internet connection was weak but it wasnt that. so can someone PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE help me <=)

guoyuucla | # 2373 | 2011-05-29, 02:21 | Report

Hi
I installed the nitdroid to a new partition on emmc without problem.
But after it boot into nitdroid, I cannot find sd card or mydocs folder for some reason. Because of this, many applications like camera and music player won't work properly. they shows " the phone does not have a sd card inserted" message everytime.

Could someone let me know how to solve this issue? thanks.

sudarsan_avs | # 2374 | 2011-05-29, 08:50 | Report

Thanks to ammyt and e-Yes!!!

Waiting for next version with more updates and fixes

Thanks in advanse.

TMavica | # 2375 | 2011-05-29, 15:59 | Report

how to get rid of airplane mode...?
I have done the methods, no pin code, chmod 777, still nil help
what I could do?

many thanks

ammyt | # 2376 | 2011-05-30, 14:05 | Report

Originally Posted by TMavica View Post

how to get rid of airplane mode...?
I have done the methods, no pin code, chmod 777, still nil help
what I could do?

many thanks

Originally Posted by

When in Nitdroid, homescreen, press the power button then turn offline mode off. It should take a couple of seconds until it is online.

Fixed since N11

Last edited by ammyt; 2011-05-30 at 14:10.

pdf5 | # 2377 | 2011-05-30, 19:43 | Report

so ammyt you didnt help me to solve my problem

is there any way to boot the android 2.3.4 ???

pdf5 | # 2378 | 2011-05-30, 19:46 | Report

Originally Posted by pdf5 View Post

hi ammyt

you have worked agreat job so thanks alot

im new on this sight

l had installed nit 11 vostok and it worked fine,
so i would like to try the new version of nitdroid (12)
i removed the vostok version yesterday and tried to install the new version (n12)
and installed fine but i have abig problem

the problem is after booting the phone ,select the nitdroid ,,,,,,, , when the welcome screen appear the phone freeze and boot into the multiboot screen again every time i choose the nitdroid

so what is the problem ? is it from my installation or the new kernel of android or my mobile????

iam waiting for your reply and hope to solve this problem

thanks alot again

??????????

mrwormp | # 2379 | 2011-05-30, 19:56 | Report

While I was trying to unstall a program via HAM, I realised that there were two nitdroid kernel present, the one for n11 and n12. I have tried to remove one of them but getting the message unable to uninstall. So is there another way to remove one of them or am I going to have to delete everything and reinstall.

scoobydoo | # 2380 | 2011-05-30, 20:01 | Report

Originally Posted by mrwormp View Post

While I was trying to unstall a program via HAM, I realised that there were two nitdroid kernel present, the one for n11 and n12. I have tried to remove one of them but getting the message unable to uninstall. So is there another way to remove one of them or am I going to have to delete everything and reinstall.

you need to mount your android partition first

mount /dev/mmcblk*p* /and

*=your partition mine is mmcblk0p4 as is on internal memory yours may be different ie mmcblk1p1 or something
then you can uninstall kernel

hope this helps

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