[INFO] - MeeGo Port on HD2 - Started!
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hej guys any news yet
it been kinda silent for a while
The devs have been just a little busy with NAND, Android, and WP7 porting.
Give it some time
I know its up to them, but I wish they would focus on getting PPP fully fixed. That is really the main problem with these builds.
There are different devs working on different things, depending in what interests them. I think its mostly dcordes that is trying to get meego working. It's mostly cotulla that is working on magldr and wp7, while the kernel for nand is being worked on by several other devs.
They do this as their hobby... you don't want to pressure them to do anything, because then its not fun for them and they lose interest.
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They do this as their hobby... you don't want to pressure them to do anything, because then its not fun for them and they lose interest.
Sent from my HTC HD2 using XDA App
There are almost none data drops with Hastarin v8.5.3 kernel...have you tried any builds with it?
my diamond can't use the ubuntu and meego?
Why on earth are you bumping a 2 weeks ago thread !?
Do you enjoy digging through the 20 or 21 page of this sub-forum ?
HTC HD2 gets MeeGo 1.1
hey guys anyone know anything about this
http://www.slashgear.com/htc-hd2-gets-meego-1-1-install-31122158/
hey guys anyone know anything about this
http://www.slashgear.com/htc-hd2-gets-meego-1-1-install-31122158/
It's dated 31-Dec . It's freaking fresh but it says no touch screen and alot to be fixed .
BTW who is steve ?
i really donno ! i have googled so i could find some link or more details but almost every website contained copy-pasted stuffs !!!!
yeah alot to be fixed but it is the first of the long road to moding ! i still waiting for WP7 but no news ... i afraid it is gonna be dead-end :-(
Magldr is coming in ver 1.03 to support WP7 boot ?
I sounded rude, sorry for that
I went over to Meego's Wiki, I couldn't find anything related to HD2. But since you said you used N1's version I tried to download it, then Headed over to ubuntu to take the zImage, but there were three So I decided to use N1's Image .
But now I'm stuck, Should I run the commands, found within wiki, on my Android's terminal ?
I assume all my steps were wrong from the scratch , thus an informative and well-detailed guide would be much appreciated
I'm Steve
I sounded rude, sorry for that
I went over to Meego's Wiki, I couldn't find anything related to HD2. But since you said you used N1's version I tried to download it, then Headed over to ubuntu to take the zImage, but there were three
So I decided to use N1's Image .But now I'm stuck, Should I run the commands, found within wiki, on my Android's terminal ?
I assume all my steps were wrong from the scratch
, thus an informative and well-detailed guide would be much appreciated
Hey kawazaki; so, right now there's no real good reason to try this yourself. If enough people want, I'll post better instructions, maybe a zip file with my OS image, but as I blogged, there's no touch input yet.
I'm hoping to sync up with Cotulla at some stage as he got the Ubuntu touchscreen driver working afaik. MeeGo's X.org setup seems pretty different from Ubuntu's, or else I'd just copy that over.
You can boot it with either haret or magldr (from the SD card), like I said I used the kernel from the Ubuntu port (MeeGo is really just a Linux distro, so should work on any modern Linux kernel, and I knew the Ubuntu one works ok).
-S
Edit:
You need an Ubuntu 10.04 machine to build the MeeGo root filesystem image, and then mount it and edit it (adding X.org config, adbd, etc), it's a relatively easy process but pretty complicated. If you don't know what you're doing, I wouldn't recommend trying it.
I'm hoping to sync up with Cotulla at some stage as he got the Ubuntu touchscreen driver working afaik. MeeGo's X.org setup seems pretty different from Ubuntu's, or else I'd just copy that over.
You can boot it with either haret or magldr (from the SD card), like I said I used the kernel from the Ubuntu port (MeeGo is really just a Linux distro, so should work on any modern Linux kernel, and I knew the Ubuntu one works ok).
-S
Edit:
You need an Ubuntu 10.04 machine to build the MeeGo root filesystem image, and then mount it and edit it (adding X.org config, adbd, etc), it's a relatively easy process but pretty complicated. If you don't know what you're doing, I wouldn't recommend trying it.
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Not to excite anyone, but I have the touchscreen mostly working now. Fixing some minor details…
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This guy is insane! He pretty much got WP7 working, too! (except for M$'s dumb unique keys...)
What's next on our phones? Honestly... I think we're running out of OS's to hack...
Android - CHECK
WP7 - CHECK (pretty much)
WM 6.5 - CHECK (already there)
Linux - CHECK
Windows 95 - CHECK
Windows 98 - CHECK
MeeGo - In Progress
This guy is insane! He pretty much got WP7 working, too! (except for M$'s dumb unique keys...)
What's next on our phones? Honestly... I think we're running out of OS's to hack...
Android - CHECK
WP7 - CHECK (pretty much)
WM 6.5 - CHECK (already there)
Linux - CHECK
Windows 95 - CHECK
Windows 98 - CHECK
MeeGo - In Progress
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2Hey kawazaki; so, right now there's no real good reason to try this yourself. If enough people want, I'll post better instructions, maybe a zip file with my OS image, but as I blogged, there's no touch input yet.
I'm hoping to sync up with Cotulla at some stage as he got the Ubuntu touchscreen driver working afaik. MeeGo's X.org setup seems pretty different from Ubuntu's, or else I'd just copy that over.
You can boot it with either haret or magldr (from the SD card), like I said I used the kernel from the Ubuntu port (MeeGo is really just a Linux distro, so should work on any modern Linux kernel, and I knew the Ubuntu one works ok).
-S
Edit:
You need an Ubuntu 10.04 machine to build the MeeGo root filesystem image, and then mount it and edit it (adding X.org config, adbd, etc), it's a relatively easy process but pretty complicated. If you don't know what you're doing, I wouldn't recommend trying it.2Not to excite anyone, but I have the touchscreen mostly working now. Fixing some minor details…1
