PostmarketOS on Nokia N9
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With interest, I'm looking at the work on the new system for the Nokia N9 :) https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Nokia_N9 https://wiki.postmarketos.org/images/c/c3/N9_tty.jpg https://wiki.postmarketos.org/images/9/90/N9_xfce4.jpg source of the system https://github.com/postmarketOS/pmbootstrap |
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Hi,
Congratulations for your project. How to install it like on your pictures? I am interested. Thank you |
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Do not ask me :)
I wants to know how to install it!! :) https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Installation_guide https://github.com/postmarketOS/pmbootstrap Ask this guys Filip Matijević (filippz) https://twitter.com/fi1ippz probably it's the same person https://talk.maemo.org/member.php?u=66790 Pavel Machek (pavelmachek) https://pavelmachek.livejournal.com that's all I know :( |
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https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Nokia_N9
It cannot be flashed currently, only starts by preloading kernel and initrd over USB to RAM. But as we already got multiboot for n9, it should be pretty easy to start from it from internal flash memory. But as with SailfishOS/FirefoxOS/Android you will have crippled OS support(because of old kernel) or lack of bluetooth/telephony/bme[battery charging], etc (on new kernel). So this OS will be as usable as other 3rd party OSes ported to n9, unless somebody will backport old drivers to new kernel (so we are again back to the point kernel-update-project for n9, which never succeed and there were 2 big attemps). I really wish the best for this project and love n9(it's still my daily driver), but after looking past, I'm a bit sceptical... @danpio: Aren't you BeOS fan that uploaded some image for me maaany years ago? BTW, I would love to have white n9 :-/ |
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I believe they are using the work going on with filippz kernel update project which would be 3.5
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Hi,
For starting: I have installed PR1.3 and ubiboot small. sdb1: MyDocs (partitionned) sdb2: Harmattan rootfs (untouched) sdb3: when i install ubiboot make this partition sdb4: extended partition to make 2 others. sdb5: pmOS rootfs sdb6: initramfs for pmOS Attached picture is my N9 partitions. I have a problem now: impossible to have the ubiboot start menu. Check my logs. I have in error: Boot menu script not found. when ubiboot run by default Harmattan. I think partition MyDocs is damaged i tried to format it but no succes. How to repair this partition? for exemple when i try to copy some files from MyDocs to my HDD it says: Error splicing file: Input/output error. Each time i split MyDocs with extended partition and ext3/4 partition i have this problem. I would like to keep Harmattan OS cause i can't charge my device if there is no OS inside N9. pmOS doesn't support usb charge. Any help? |
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I've been trying to boot 4.14 stable with ubiboot on the N950 for Maemo Leste based on the patches used to bring it up on the Droid 4 (display patches are the same). It doesn't help that I don't have a serial cable but I just discovered CONFIG_USB_G_SERIAL so I'm going to see if I can get a serial console that way. |
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When partitions and pmOS on device are done you need to run kexec command with ubiboot telnet and it will run pmOS.
I have the kexec command. Can you help me to charge my device when harmattan can't boot? |
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(see, not all of us can afford a msword installarion...) Now, for the logfile; 1.) First when the device is booted, it copies the menus cpio archive correctly from your mmcblk0p1 so at least that is not corrupted. 2.) The device is booted in maintanance mode, (usb attached) so it exports the partitions out of the device over usb. According to the logs this looks to be OK. 3.) After about 10 seconds you plug the usb cord off, and you should then reboot the device. Now, can you tell me what did you observe in the computer side of things, did you have some problem mounting the exported partitions or what? |
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Before having done the 3 partitions inside MyDocs Harmattan OS run correctly with zimage openmode. I am in maintenance mode with usb attached i make all my partitions. After my partitions with gparted are done. It's impossible to boot Harmattan OS. Can you explain me why? In Ubuntu, when i export my partitions i have an error on MyDocs. like it's impossible to copy files inside... Perhaps it's more secured to connect the device once i am in Harmattan and i can try to partition MyDocs? Thanks EDIT: It's resolved. |
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My N9 is good now and i have all my partitions and Harmattan OS.
How to build Nokia N9 pmOS image? Anybody can upload with a link the image here please? I try to follow this guide : https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Installation_guide i am at this point: Code:
Run 'pmbootstrap zap' to delete all chroots once a day before working with pmbootstrap! |
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In the logfile converted to text by @pichlo it only shows log of an attempt to export the partitions via usb... In another words; when you boot it, with no usb connection and select the harmattan icon and kernel, what happens after that? And what do you get in the log in that case? (The log probably shows why it fails...) Quote:
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Mind telling what was the problem and how did you fix it? |
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Install ubiboot small Split 1st extended partition reboot device with harmattan its ok Split 2nd and 3rd ext4/3 partition for pmOS, reboot and it's ok It's good now. Now i try tp build n9 pmOS image without success Anybody have image file i will try to continue? |
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I try to build image. My commands: Code:
git clone https://github.com/postmarketOS/pmbootstrap Code:
==> kernel: appending device-tree omap3-n9 Anybody have image file for this directory by default: /home/.../.local/var/pmbootstrap/ I think the most important are : Code:
/chroot_native/home/pmos/rootfs/nokia-n9.img |
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Little progress... :)
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revelation!! congratulations :) now I'm trying;)
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If you have some questions feel free. |
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someone asked what vkbd is best to use on N9 ... he's running xfce4
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@n950
I was able to create a image file "nokia-n9.img" and initrd file "initramfs-nokia-n9" kernel file "vmlinuz-nokia-n9" then what do I have to do to flash the n9 device? you try using Extra packages: xf86-video-vesa mesa-egl ? from n900 porting method https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/XFCE4 |
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If the N9 gets a fully working port I’m gonna sell my iPhone and start using my N9 again. :D
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ubiboot version 0.3.8 released today provides support for booting device off an initramfs. :D
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- split MyDocs in two others partitions 128 GB and 2 GB (extended => ext 4/3) 5th and 6th partition. - 5th named pmOS_boot with 3 files inside init/vm/extra - 6th named pmOS_root (dd image file inside or cat command) - ssh or telnet via usb (ubiboot in maintenance mode) - run kexec special command and pmOS will boot :) I don't try extra package. what is it exactly? i use Xfce4. |
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I am now trying to get wifi working, but am I bit lost. Is the interface supposed to be up by default? any kernel modules I have to load manually? thanks in advance. getting this device in such a state I can play around in is a dream come true for me, no joke XD |
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