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@rainisto I have open mode, opensh installed, reflashed my device, but I still can't get the proper output of
accli -I |grep tcb-sign What is the problem? Thank you! BTW, does this trick apply for 512mb N950 as well? ----------------------------------------------------- login as: root root@192.168.1.195's password: BusyBox v1.20.0.git (MeeGo 3:1.20-0.2+0m8) built-in shell (ash) Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands. RM680-21-3_PR_RM680:~# devel-su BusyBox v1.20.0.git (MeeGo 3:1.20-0.2+0m8) built-in shell (ash) Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands. RM680-21-3_PR_RM680:~# opensh BusyBox v1.20.0.git (MeeGo 3:1.20-0.2+0m8) built-in shell (ash) Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands. RM680-21-3_PR_RM680:~# accli -I |grep tcb-sign RM680-21-3_PR_RM680:~# |
Try use inception
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yes you should use ariadne sh or incept opensh. regular opensh installation doesnt grant required credentials.
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Use ariadne sh is ok
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Success!! Thank everyone helped here! :) This is great!
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just done the mod myself. Got a heart attack when the phone restarted when I inserted this command:
validator-init; aegis-loader;echo 1 > /sys/kernel/security/validator/flush It first said validator-init not found. Before I could add the /usr directory for validator, the phone restarted. Reading about the malf's got me a bit concerned (reflashed too many times already), but it started, and dropcache shows the extra swap size, as does the free command. So far slight improvement in speed. |
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Storm, I got that message too. Nothing weird has happened thoug :)
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# AEGIS_FIXED_ORIGIN=com.nokia.maemo dpkg -i opensh*.deb |
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Where did the tutorial go? Also, to make it complete, provide steps to reverse the procedure.
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I get this error message. Any thoughts?
RM696-21-3_PR_001:~# cp /etc/init/enable-swap.conf /tmp/enable-swap.conf cp: can't open '/etc/init/enable-swap.conf': Permission denied |
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its fixable if you still have opensh shell open with tcb-sign rights and matching enable-swap.conf file in filesystem ie /tmp/ that you can read sha1sum from, if not then its a reflash.
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@Eminem
I fixed something like this (different file, but the same problem) after I had ariadne shell closed and had malf warning popping up on my screen. I used aegisctl to enter permissive mode, edited the file back to what it was and used ageisctl to return to developer mode. Then IIRC I ran devel-su, ariadne sh and finally validator-init, aegis-loader and echo 1 > /sys/kernel/security/validator/flush after which the device returned to normal state and works fine till today. Details are bit fuzzy in my head, so I'm not 100% sure about exact steps I took, but if you have no other options you might try something along those lines as last resort. Idea is to have the file in a state that it was, when refhashlist was last succesfully updated. PS. If reflash is your only option and you want to avoid playing with refhashlist in the future I suggest you to flash to open mode. |
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Is there any way that someone could explain the whole process in a totally noobie (and I mean toooootally noobie) way or write some scripts that could do that process with one click?!
please... ^^ |
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how can we incept opensh without a .deb package ?
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Can anyone suggest how I can best post that guide here, without breaking the forum rules. I am happy to make changes to guide. Cheers Quote:
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If you use patched openmode you can just edit /etc/init/enable-swap.conf and be done with it. No additional steps needed.
If you have incepted device and are unsure about following Rainisto's step by step instruction you probably shouldn't even try it. (or atleast be aware that one typo or logging out of shell between the steps is very likely to malf your N9 and require a reflash.) Similarly if you don't have a clear idea why you are doing this, (no it won't speed up things noticeably/at all unless you have something already hogging up most of your RAM.) then don't do it. |
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Hmm, everything seems to be working alright with my phone, but are my "swap" columns are not supposed to be showing zero, right?
From the few examples that people posted and what my other phone's "free" command I get the feeling that something went wrong. I did get a MALF warning but after that everything has worked normally BusyBox v1.20.0.git (MeeGo 3:1.20-0.2+0m8) built-in shell (ash) Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands. Code:
~ $ free |
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Boxeri,
Seems like you didn't do the procedure correctly; do it over SSH in opensh again and it should be fine... |
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Yes, i was already also able to locate my error. Have to reflash, but it is ok, as this is my learning/practice device. Is nano the best to edit the lines?
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Someone able to answer to this?
I don't understand but my swap seems never to be used after the change. Below is just after reboot.:confused: BusyBox v1.21.0 (1.21.0power1+harmattan0) built-in shell (ash) Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands. ~ $ free total used free shared buffers Mem: 1008108 688284 319824 0 93476 -/+ buffers: 594808 413300 Swap: 422136 0 422136 ~ $ free total used free shared buffers Mem: 1008108 702244 305864 0 95688 -/+ buffers: 606556 401552 Swap: 422136 0 422136 ~ $ free total used free shared buffers Mem: 1008108 750712 257396 0 91228 -/+ buffers: 659484 348624 Swap: 422136 0 422136 |
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swap used whrn memory full.
try to open 20+ applications and check swap then |
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cause it didnt reboot itself so i did it manually and now i am stuck at "device not working properly" error..it managed to switch on for some reason and i check dropcache showed new swap memory...but when i restarted again i am stuck at "device not working properly" error how do i fix this...without losing my phone settings and apps...thanks |
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That disclaimer is there for a reason, if people dont login with ssh and use copy paste, you most likely end up in brick and need to reflash. |
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Im a little disappointed that after so mutch time, this isnt added to N9 qtweak :-(
Is it realy hard to do it? Im asking because we have so many Pros in this community. |
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Given that this tweak is a sensitive process that is easy to mess up, and since we want to eliminate the procedural errors that lead to MALFs, wouldn't it be smart to automate this process, whether through N9QT or otherwise? This way, accidental changes and other screw ups could be avoided. So, is it possible to automate? Why or why not? |
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i Think all possible.. If we want.. ;)
I don't remember all process of this tweak, but i remember the problem that user need deactivate this tweak if he want connect her phone via USB cable as mass storage... This we can solve via icon - one press activate, another one deactivate.. But still user need to remember this... |
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extra swap file - swap file solution on mass storage does have issue, but enabling extra swap partition (a dangerous method for some) doesn't need to be disabled AFAIK. (i don't use usb cable for my phone though) :D |
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If this tweak is properly accomplished, are there any other problems or threats to consider? If it's safe, then wooohoooo! I'm sure that I and many others would be very happy to see this tweak automated in a separate tweak or a future version of N9QT . . . |
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This its a reasons that i don't want to add this to n9qt..
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When the mtd4 NAND-FLASH partition is used for swap, it will get a lot of writes and the quality of that type of FLASH is not very good. It is most certainly not meant to be used like that. What happens, sooner or later is that you will burn your flash partition to unuseful condition, it will literally be worn out. :eek: Now, is this bad or not? It depends, because your device will operate just like before, normally mtd5 is not used for anyting, it's just spare storage on your device. I myself keep an additional OS there, but you can use it for anything you like, even as swap space... |
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1st method = you have file on mass storage that is always in use, so, no unmounting until you disable swap 2nd method = using one "disk" that has not being used... both methods will some day damage your phone, sooner or later :D |
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