AlphaX2 | # 801 | 2010-08-11, 18:19 | Report

In the options menu of the android browser.

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nax3000 | # 802 | 2010-08-11, 20:17 | Report

And that's exactly what I mean by "correctly". Also just making it run as fast as flash 10.1 should run on a device like this.

Laughing Man | # 803 | 2010-08-12, 00:20 | Report

I think there is a difference between Flash 10.1 on Android and regular Flash 10.1. Not sure though, last time I asked my friend he said he can't go to Hulu since they filter for the Flash version that's used on mobile devices (though he gets around it).

kingoddball | # 804 | 2010-08-12, 02:08 | Report

Can you explain these troubles??
I don't seem to be having any adverse issues, at all.. Was confused with the uninstallation of Power Kernel, otherwise no issues.
Details? Does it HAVE to be uninstalled? Its working fine as far as I can see.

imperiallight | # 805 | 2010-08-12, 02:36 | Report

Video by dj_steve showing 3G data connection by adb but it wont be released yet:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R70EpGI59zA

triplea.smklb | # 806 | 2010-08-12, 03:15 | Report

hey, can someone tell me how to change the lcd density to 240 in NITDROID because most of my game are not fullscreen..
please??

somedude | # 807 | 2010-08-12, 03:25 | Report

Looks like we are this close from getting a native modem support, csnt wait to see that
@triplea.smklb use the same question im search bar you will find the answer

zaoltryence | # 808 | 2010-08-12, 06:09 | Report

here you go http://forum.nitdroid.com/index.php?topic=49.0

AlphaX2 | # 809 | 2010-08-12, 10:06 | Report

A bit more common way:

- boot android
- download a text editor at market
- open the /system/build.prop and edit the "f.lcd_density=160" line to "f.lcd_density=240"
- reboot

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gabby131 | # 810 | 2010-08-12, 10:37 | Report

Hi!

installing NITDroid via the instructions on the first post of the thread is awesome! and made as simple as possible.

BUT:

* The Rest of your memory card will be usable by Maemo totally normally but the nitdroid partition is not seen in file manager etc
* You need to decide how to best partition YOUR card, i personally have my card partitioned as ~6gb fat32 and rest (~1.9gb) as ext3
* Some suggested size ratios are (in MB fat32/ext3 layout): 2GB: 100/1900, 4GB: 2100/1900, 6GB: 4100/1900 8GB: 6100/1900, 16GB: 14100/1900, 32GB: 30100/1900
* in below command REPLACE the <SIZE> text with your choosen fat32 size
Right thats enough crap now onto partitioning:
ignore errors whjen runnign umount its normal sometimes
Code:

the partitioning part I cant make work! i get an error "Cant stat /dev/mmcblk1p2: did you blah blah it correctly?" i though that this part is gonna be easier for me coz i did successfully partitioned my 32gm mass storage to pump the applications memory size.

please help!

EDIT: im really enjoying this, even though i messed up the device twice now