mr_bridger | # 511 | 2010-07-12, 10:42 | Report

thanks for the quick reply. i was doing it on the device by the way.

heres output for mmc

any help?

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Last edited by mr_bridger; 2010-07-12 at 10:49.

mr_bridger | # 512 | 2010-07-12, 10:43 | Report

oh, and its a 8gb card tho from that it dont look like it now.

Dousan | # 513 | 2010-07-12, 10:57 | Report

Looks pretty close to 8gb and the partitions are there maybe it's still mounted from sfdisk partitioning so the N900 can't see it?

Try umount mmcblk1 and see what happens?

mr_bridger | # 514 | 2010-07-12, 11:03 | Report

/home/user # umount mmcblk1
umount: cannot umount mmcblk1: No such file or directory

odd?

Dousan | # 515 | 2010-07-12, 12:18 | Report

I'm no pro so did not know where or exactly how to put that code and it was just a shot, sorry But as i remember i couldn't see the card after doing partition with sfdisk only with the 'sfdisk -l'.

Have you tried to turn off phone and take out sdcard, put it back in and reboot?

If that did nothing i would try a repartitioning with the guide steve gives in the same post as the new install method. The dev thread page 244, just scroll to the end of post.
And then straight after install NITdroid using steves guide

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Last edited by Dousan; 2010-07-12 at 12:20.

Optln | # 516 | 2010-07-12, 12:25 | Report

How can I boot my mmc1blk1 partition. I have a Debian rootfs in there, I tried looking /etc/bootmenu.d but it seems these files are now deprecated. Bootmenu doesn't show anything else than Maemo and Nitdroid.

sepehrsfmech | # 517 | 2010-07-12, 12:27 | Report

its umount /dev/mmcblk1

if it didnt work try

umount /dev/mmcblk1p1

maxximuscool | # 518 | 2010-07-12, 12:58 | Report

is there a way to dual boot without the boot post message appear on the screen? A gui would be nice.

mr_bridger | # 519 | 2010-07-12, 13:05 | Report

/home/user # umount /dev/mmcblk1
umount: cannot umount /dev/mmcblk1: Invalid argument
/home/user # umount /dev/mmcblk1p1
umount: cannot umount /dev/mmcblk1p1: Invalid argument

anyone else? cant i just wipe partitions somehow?

ToJa92 | # 520 | 2010-07-12, 13:10 | Report

I think it's because the kernel is compiled with a framebuffer console, not sure though.. And I don't know if it's possible to disable it