How to use and install the Android-on-Debian tarball ------------------------------------------------ Theas instructions assume that you have the following: *Emelfm2 file manager (highly recommended) *x-terminal *root acsess *bzip2 *bootable Debian Srtep~1 preparing the installer ================================ Assuming that you've downloaded this into your /home/user/MyDocs directory, we will do the following in x-term: cd /home/user/MyDocs bzip2 -d -c Android-on-debian.N800.tar.bz2 | tar -xf- Now you shuld see two new directorys called "Android.deb" and "install", The Android.deb directory contains the kernel, pre-built Android image, startup script and, The kernel flasher and the "install" directory contains 4 scripts: Install-mmc1-mmcblk0p2, Install-mmc1-mmcblk1p2, Install-mmc2-mmcblk0p2 and, Install-mmc2-mmcblk1p2. Here's what those files do, for instince, "Install-mmc2-mmcblk1p2" means that you want the Android.img.ext2 file to be placed on mmc2 and your Debian partition is in mmcblk1p2. Step~2 how to run the install script. ===================================== Assuming you decide to use Install-mmc2-mmcblk1p2, open emelfm2 and go to your "/home/user/share/MyDocs/install" directory and simply double tap Install-mmc2-mmcblk1p2, REMEMBER TO ONLY RUN ONE!!!!. (For some unknown reason, if you try to run this in x-term, x-term will crash, but if you wish to try ennywase, just run the following in x-term: cd /home/user/MyDocs/install exec Install-mmc2-mmcblk1p2 what this will do is install the Android-compatible kernel, ennable rotation support, mount and install the android start scripts into your Debain partition, install bzip2, extract and install Android an your memory card and, reboot your tablet. once your tablet reboots, boot to Debain and in your "other" menu, you shuld see "Android", if this doesn't work, as root in a terminal, run the following: (what it shuld look like in a trminal) user@may$~ su password: rootme may@/home/user$~ sandroid.sh Android shuld start in about 20 seconds. Enjoy!! :D