Sorry I didn't respond earlier. I was on vacation, and I don't watch the mailing lists very closely (I watch the talk.maemo.org forums more closely).
You can put the Easy Debian image file (the one that has a file name that ends in .img.ext2) anywhere you want. Edit the IMGFILE line of your /home/user/.chroot file to point to the image file's location.
For example, if you put your image file into the MyDocs folder in your tablet's home directory, edit the .chroot file to say:
IMGFILE=/home/user/MyDocs/debian-squeeze.img.ext2
On Thu, Aug 6, 2009 at 2:37 PM, sean <tech.junk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I have my N800 configured to boot from a cloned 32GB card so I have over
27GB of free space.
The is a 500Mb fat partition, that has already been reduced since I
extended virtual memory to it.
The easy debian turbo package is installed, but I instead downloaded the
required image myself and save it into a directory.
Is there anyway I can get the debian image to run from my main partition?
Starting an app such as Openoffice just starts the process of a download
and only lets me choose a memory card as an option.
Thanks
Sean
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