andrew_85 | # 311 | 2010-09-07, 08:39 | Report

hello guys I tried ti install Nitdroid,but it got stucked and last night i found out that my memory card is not anymore read by the phone and the titan s kerl doesn't work anymore . .i disinstalled the Nitdroid autoinstaller but the situation is the same what should i do?how do i make my mc work again and also the titan s kernel?

thansk

NvyUs | # 312 | 2010-09-07, 12:32 | Report

I've not tried this app yet but apparently it enables access to all the paid and free content for market place for ppl with restricted access due to region or device.
http://amip.tools-for.net/wiki/android/marketaccess

EDIT:dam, i tried it but it needs us to root android to use it.
anyone got tips for rooting nitdroid

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bunanson | # 313 | 2010-09-07, 17:36 | Report

[QUOTE=andrew_85;809327...how do i make my mc work again ...thansk[/QUOTE]

Install panasonic low level formatting for SD card on your PC and do a low level formating to reclaim your SD, see this thread, #289. Post your results.

bun

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lemmyslender | # 314 | 2010-09-07, 20:14 | Report

I think it depends more on the read speed of the card in question. Class refers to the minimum write speed of the card.

For instance, I have a class 4 8gb and a class 2 4gb. The smaller class 2 card is far faster running nitdroid than the larger class 4 card.

Testing speeds in windows (using a card reader or the n900 itself), I found the write speeds to be similar. However, the class 2 card was around 50% faster on the read speed than on the class 4 card. I saw this in multiple tests. I have posted results in a thread here and on forum.nitdroid.com.

I suspect in most cases, it's the read speed that slows the system down (loading apps shouldn't involve much writing, but a lot of reading).

Bun, if you would perhaps test your cards and see if read speed is faster on the cards that work better?

bunanson | # 315 | 2010-09-07, 22:00 | Report

I am curious too. Can you suggest how to do it? TIA,

bun

lemmyslender | # 316 | 2010-09-08, 00:37 | Report

I was using this, but any disk benchmark software should do. I did it both by using my n900 in mass storage mode (can compare to n900 32gb memory) or by using an sdcard reader.

From my post on nitdroid forums. Perhaps more like 30%, not 50%
As you can see the class 2 is better almost across the board compared to the class 4.

bunanson | # 317 | 2010-09-08, 04:32 | Report

1st post updated to include nitdroid 0.0.8 installation instructions

Thanks for the nitdroid dev team :-)

bun

somedude | # 318 | 2010-09-08, 04:41 | Report

bun,
please update the first post on installing 0.0.8 step 4 with:

wget [url]http://downloads.nitdroid.com/e-yes/NitDroid-0.0.8-Popov.tar.bz2


because if someone tries to copy and paste the one you have in there they will get 404 error ( when i used the code tag it wrapped it and shrinked it)
thanks

bunanson | # 319 | 2010-09-08, 04:59 | Report

Good catch, pal. I like to boot without animation, it cuts down to almost 10 - 12 seconds! Instructions on 1st post. thanks again,

bun

Juanma9 | # 320 | 2010-09-08, 06:14 | Report

ok i ve been having a problem when i try to partition the sd card straight from my n900.. i follow exactly the instructions but after i type in this commands" sfdisk -uM /dev/mmcblk1 <<EOF
,<2100>
,,L
,,
,,
EOF"

after i hit enter i get a list of weird stuff and then at the end it says "sfdisk: bad input" and i dont know what to do next, i need some help since i wanna get nitroid in my n900 really bad but i cant partition my sd card.