* Shift doc/faq to doc/faq20.3.9

* Add 'doc/faq' with most used commands
* -e can be used with -u to specify the path to extract the files
* Remove gui directory
  - GUI source is in src/gui
  - Incrusted inside the build and install targets
    (ignores build and install errors)

2 files changed, 104 insertions, 54 deletions

diff --git a/doc/faq b/doc/faq
index 5212753..5a5ec7a 100644
--- a/doc/faq
+++ b/doc/faq
@@ -1,79 +1,49 @@
-<b>FAQ</b>
+<h2>FAQ</h2>
 
-This file tries to collect a bunch of common questions/answers about flashing
+<b>*) How can I set my Internet Tablet into RD mode with 0xFFFF?</b>
 
-<b>*) Why implement a free software flasher?</b>
+  Just type '0xFFFF -r 1' as root
 
-  The Nokia Internet Tablets are based on Free Software (software libre), but
-  not everything included *is* free software, for instance, the firmware flasher
-  tool.
 
-  The 0xFFFF project aims to feed the minds of those who really want to
-  understand how these gadgets work internally, free the knowledge to
-  avoid the restrictions and fill the lack of information on the most
-  important part of the system.
+<b>*) How can I unpack a FIASCO firmware?
 
-  That's it, now you can build and run this flasher on *BSD, w32, MacOSX on ARM,
-  powerpc, x86, mips, etc...
+  Just type '0xFFFF -r 1' as root
 
 
-<b>*) Can I brick my device?</b>
+<b>*) How can I unpack a FIASCO firmware?</b>
 
-  Of course! You're free to do what you want with your device :)
+  Just type '0xFFFF -u FiascoFirmware.bin -e /tmp' as root
 
-  Seriously. Flashing a device is not a safe thing, so I give no warranty
-  of what will happen to your device when using this tool.
 
-  BTW, after a huge number of tests I can say that these devices are hard
-  to brick, but if you are scared about bricking your device you should
-  use the flasher provided by Nokia, it's better for your heart's health.
+<b>*) How can I flash a new rootfs?
 
+  Unpack the pieces from the fiasco firmware (the one distributed by Nokia for example) and then type:
 
-<b>*) What can I do with 0xFFFF?</b>
+  # 0xFFFF -R -p rootfs.jffs 
 
-  Actually 0xFFFF allows you to:
-  
-  - flash separated pieces of the firmware.
-  - retrieve information about the device
-  - reboot de mother board
-  - extract the current firmware pieces from the device (reverse flash)
-  - set the USB host/slave mode
-  - set the R&R mode
-  - identify firmware pieces
 
+<b>*) How can I flash a full FIASCO image?</b>
 
-<b>*) What is NOLO?</b>
+  It is not recommended to use, it needs more testing, and is more secure to unpack them first manually
+  and flash the pieces manually with multiple '-p' flags. If you are brave try:
 
-  NOLO is the 'server-side' part of the flasher from Nokia. NOLO means
-  NOkia LOader and it's composed by two pieces of the firmware that are
-  flashed together.
+  # 0xFFFF -F FiascoFirmware.fiasco
 
-  On the n800 firmwares, these two pieces are distributed in a single
-  file, but when flashing a n770, NOLO requires to provide the xloader
-  (without commiting) and then the secondary piece.
 
-  This piece of software is closed source and is the responsable of
-  handling the requests from the client-side flasher. It provides a
-  query-like interface via usb control messages for doing different
-  actions on the device.
+<h2>Advanced commands</h2>
 
+<b>*) How to extract the firmware pieces from a running device?</b>
 
-<b>*) How can I identify my device?</b>
+  It is possible to dump the firmware pieces from the internal MTD to reconstruct a FIASCO image.
+  To do this recompile the flasher for ARM and run this command in the device:
 
-  Theorically n770 and n800 have different USB device ID, but this is not
-  true at all. The first series of the n800 comes with the same usb-id 
-  than n770. That's weird!
+  # mkdir /media/mmc1/backup
+  # 0xFFFF -e /media/mmc1/backup
 
-  So, the only way to identify the device is by asking nolo for the version
-  information of different pieces of the firmware. This can be faked, because
-  you can flash n770 stuff on n800 and viceversa, but it's not recommended
-  because it wouldn't work :)
 
+<b>*) Dumping configuration region</b>
 
-<b>*) Can I unpack fiasco blobs?</b>
+  There's a hidden mtd partition containing undocumented configuration information. This one can be
+  dumped from the device using the following command:
 
-  Actually the fiasco format is not yet supported and not planned in
-  short term. There is no real need for supporting a proprietary
-  format image containing a proprietary system.
-
-  We can just use tarballs containing the desired pieces.
+  # 0xFFFF -x
diff --git a/doc/faq2 b/doc/faq2
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..29b45c3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/doc/faq2
@@ -0,0 +1,80 @@
+<b>FAQ</b>
+
+This file tries to collect a bunch of common questions/answers about flashing
+
+
+<b>*) Why implement a free software flasher?</b>
+
+  The Nokia Internet Tablets are based on Free Software (software libre), but
+  not everything included *is* free software, for instance, the firmware flasher
+  tool.
+
+  The 0xFFFF project aims to feed the minds of those who really want to
+  understand how these gadgets work internally, free the knowledge to
+  avoid the restrictions and fill the lack of information on the most
+  important part of the system.
+
+  That's it, now you can build and run this flasher on *BSD, w32, MacOSX on ARM,
+  powerpc, x86, mips, etc...
+
+
+<b>*) Can I brick my device?</b>
+
+  Of course! You're free to do what you want with your device :)
+
+  Seriously. Flashing a device is not a safe thing, so I give no warranty
+  of what will happen to your device when using this tool.
+
+  BTW, after a huge number of tests I can say that these devices are hard
+  to brick, but if you are scared about bricking your device you should
+  use the flasher provided by Nokia, it's better for your heart's health.
+
+
+<b>*) What can I do with 0xFFFF?</b>
+
+  Actually 0xFFFF allows you to:
+  
+  - flash separated pieces of the firmware.
+  - retrieve information about the device
+  - reboot de mother board
+  - extract the current firmware pieces from the device (reverse flash)
+  - set the USB host/slave mode
+  - set the R&R mode
+  - identify firmware pieces
+
+
+<b>*) What is NOLO?</b>
+
+  NOLO is the 'server-side' part of the flasher from Nokia. NOLO means
+  NOkia LOader and it's composed by two pieces of the firmware that are
+  flashed together.
+
+  On the n800 firmwares, these two pieces are distributed in a single
+  file, but when flashing a n770, NOLO requires to provide the xloader
+  (without commiting) and then the secondary piece.
+
+  This piece of software is closed source and is the responsable of
+  handling the requests from the client-side flasher. It provides a
+  query-like interface via usb control messages for doing different
+  actions on the device.
+
+
+<b>*) How can I identify my device?</b>
+
+  Theorically n770 and n800 have different USB device ID, but this is not
+  true at all. The first series of the n800 comes with the same usb-id 
+  than n770. That's weird!
+
+  So, the only way to identify the device is by asking nolo for the version
+  information of different pieces of the firmware. This can be faked, because
+  you can flash n770 stuff on n800 and viceversa, but it's not recommended
+  because it wouldn't work :)
+
+
+<b>*) Can I unpack fiasco blobs?</b>
+
+  Actually the fiasco format is not yet supported and not planned in
+  short term. There is no real need for supporting a proprietary
+  format image containing a proprietary system.
+
+  We can just use tarballs containing the desired pieces.