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As I said, noone's convinced me (or other "power" users, if I may speak for them) as to why you'd ever disable R&D mode.
Leaving it in R&D mode all the time is a lot safer than editing the gainroot script and gets you funky debug text written over your boot screen! How could you lose?! ;-) |
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Although debuging text does sound like it could be useful, maybe I'll reflash. |
Yeah, but whoever added the "disable R&D mode after editing gainroot" step to the wiki didn't explain why, or has come forward to say why (AFAIK).
To me it just makes the process more complex and error-prone for non-technical users; and since this seems to be the growing consensus, the wiki will probably be edited to reflect this. Cheers, Andrew |
sorry it took a while to post it. Actually forgot until halfway though watching doctor who.
#!/bin/sh -e trap exit SIGHUP SIGINT SIGTERM PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin #MODE=`/usr/sbin/chroot /mnt/initfs cal-tool --get-rd-mode` #if [ x$MODE = xenabled ] #then # echo "Root shell enabled" /bin/sh #else # echo "Enable RD mode if you want to break your device" #fi # |
thanks, I appreciate the help.
also, thanks to all. at least know im trying to get my feet wet in linux without drowning. |
Hello,
I'm a new Nokia 770 user, well I haven't even received it yet ;-) But I read a lot on the internet about my future gadget :) I would like to know if it is possible to gain root access without having a desktop PC with linux or MacOs installed? Can I use something like the "damn small pc" linux distribution to run linux "inside" windows or from a USB boot drive? Thanks |
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There's also the firmware binary patch which has been mentioned here.
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ive done it using the flash and ubuntu live cd. i sure am learning alot about this linux. kind of reminds me of the old days of ms dos.
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Mine's been in R&D mode the whole time and I've never questioned it, even after flashing the latest firmware. The cosmetic "issues" on bootup are nothing to people who have been using Linux for a while. Why worry?
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