We need the Rootsh application, you can download it directly from here or from the Extras

repository.

Once downloaded and installed it, we access Xterm and type: “sudo gainroot”. From that very
moment we are connected as root .

7.  NITDroid

Post: /t5/Maemo-Devices/nitdroids/m-p/745673#M17325

To install:

  open xterm (be sure you have roostsh installed and your extras-devel repo is enabled)

  sudo gainroot

  apt-get install nitdroid-installer

  nitdroid (this will take a while, at least 20 minutes on wifi)

After install, to be sure that the correct packages are installed:

  apt-get install kernel-power kernel-power-settings

  dpkg -i /home/user/MyDocs/.nitdroid/multiboot-kernel-power_0.3_armel.deb (if you get a
message to install a previous version from 0.3-1 to 0.3, type "n")

  apt-get install kernel-power-bootimg

  apt-get install multiboot-kernel-power

  apt-get install nano-opt (this will be needed if you are going to over-clock the kernel, and will
save a few steps later)

  apt-get upgrade (just to be sure you have all the most current packages for the above.  type "y"
if need be)

Then reboot with slider up.

You should now see this:

1 - Meamo 2.6.28-omap1 (choose this if you want your standard Kernel)

2 - Maemo kernel-power40 (choose this if you want your Over-clocking Titan's Kernel)

3 - NITDroid 2.6.28.NIT.06 on mmcblk1p2 (choose this if you want to use NITDroid)

To Over-clock the NITDroid Kernel:

(must be done from the Maemo side with xterminal)

  open xterm
  root

  mount /dev/mmcblk1p2 /and  (you may need to create the /and directory.  use:  mkdir /and)

  nano /and/system/etc/power.conf (you may need to install nano first.  use this code:  apt-get
install nano-opt )

Then scroll down to the:

scaling_max_freq    (900000) for 900mhz

scaling_min_freq    (500000) for 500mhz

When done making your changes:

  ctrl+O ("oh")

  enter

Then the xterm will be back at the curser.

  umount /and (you may get an error saying "sh..unmount not...", just type reboot and it will do
the same thing.)

NOTE: For the suggested clocking speeds and skip speeds settings go to -
http://forum.nitdroid.com/index.php?topic=116.0

DONE!  You are now over-clocked in NITDroid!

 

To uninstall:

If the NITDroid is installed on a partition of your memory card, then just reformat the card.

Then to get rid of the Multiboot

  open xterm

  sudo gainroot

  apt-get remove multiboot multiboot-extras nano-opt

or

  dpkg -r multiboot multiboot-extras nano-opt