If you remove the contents of /home youll delete some fairly vital folders e.g. /home/user
Just delete the folders amd files listed in the first post under the heading Uninstalling Nitdroid. (not listed here in case this list changes)
My mistake, I didn't mean to delete everything, I meant to ask if to delete all the folders and files listed, e.g. should I delete the entire /home/bin ? and so on
I believe your response is a yes to this so thank you
oh and uninstalling multiboot involves running the following commands correct:?
How would you partition a 16 GB sd-card if one would like to try Nitroid, Meego and also have storage base for Maemo5 and maybe swap memory stripping?
4 * 4GB paritions?
More easy way, and it works if you don't have SD card.
Important: It's for overclocked phones, if you dont have kernel-power installed then wait someone make this for stock kernels.
1. If you have uboot or bootmenu, remove it.
2. Install rootsh and leafpad
3. Download NITDroid rootfs from here.
4. Download NITDroid kernel from here.
5. Copy downloaded files to MyDocs.
6. Open x-term and do this:
sudo gainroot
mkdir /and
mount /home /and
apt-get install multiboot multiboot-kernel-power bzip2
cd /home/user/MyDocs
bzip2 -d NitDroid-0.0.8-Popov.tar.bz2
cd /and
tar xvf /home/user/MyDocs/NitDroid-0.0.8-Popov.tar
dpkg -i /home/user/MyDocs/nitdroid-kernel-2.6.28-06_final1_armel.deb
umount /and
7. Make the multiboot item as ammyt says in first post.
8. Apply FIXES postes in first post if you want
That's all. You don't need any SD card!
I have downloaded the NITDroid version 0.0.9 and its respective kernel linked in the First Post.
As I was facing some problems using that method, I wanna try this method.
Can you tell me what all changes I need to make if I want NITDroid 0.0.9.
Please reply.
