Also, Debian user space should boot with Nemo kernel. It was successfully used as part of Nemo Mobile (formerly Mee Go CE) release, so it should be possible to bring to Debian. Newer kernel (3.5 instead of 2.6.32) is being developed at github: Hardware adaptation for Nokia N9 and N950 is mostly done in upstream Linux kernel for the TI OMAP3 support, and the most complete adaptation including various sensors et cetera is available in source (where available) and binary forms at the Nemo Mobile repositories: The easier moslo bootloader is explained at, while a more 'from ground up' booting approach is explained at. Community maintains a version suitable for N9 as well / OBS page (moslo-0.*), which however has a problem of requiring booting with a flasher command every time - see persistent bootloader nowadays.

The first available bootloader was 'moslo' (Mee Go OS loader, sources included but behind license agreement page): it was meant for N950.

Nokia N9 is a relatively FLOSS friendly phone running on top of Linux + + Qt stack, with partially open UI or 'User eXperience' layer.Ī lot of progress on free OS for Nokia N9 (and its developer sibling Nokia N950) has been made in the hardware adaptation and UX project formerly known as Mee Go CE, now 'Nemo Mobile' running on top of Mer core (continuation of Mee Go).

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