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Something that ancelads repo package should already do!
At least as I understood his comments? |
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Thank you for the tips and help. Reflashing the phone, did the job. |
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/etc/apt/sources.list.d/osa.list ? |
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Frankly, I do not know exactly what this is for. But I stilll have it unchanged and everything is fine. |
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osa is ovi store afaik, it's not functioning, so you can just remove it
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deb-exec /usr/bin/osa Back when the store was around, this process was often the cause of "Checking for Updates" never completing, see: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=86084 |
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I thought so but was not sure.
I never had problems with updating. And even with closed store it works fine. Getting updates from openrepos, too. Do you have warehouse installed? (My device is in open mode.) But as coderus said go ahead and comment it out. |
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Just some further information: 'deb-exec' is not a command, but instead a (Nokia-specific?) extension to the repository types in apt (Debian only has 'deb' and 'deb-src'). Instead of fetching the list of packages from the repository, 'deb-exec' runs the command '/usr/bin/osa' which then presumably returns the list of packages. Running 'strings' on '/usr/bin/osa' shows this command can make http connections to s60-store.ovi.com, api.store.ovi.com and p.d.ovi.com. It also references a file called '/var/lib/ovi-adapter/known-products' which seems to contain information on the packages one has previously downloaded from the store (so you only get shown updates to packages already have?). |
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Hi,
I am quite new to Nokia N9 and had difficulties in installing developer-mode, even with the N9RepoMirror tool installed. Since I did not want to reflash the phone, I did "clean" it (bought it used) but some configuration file from, probably, older Harmattan version was left. I had to modify and repack the N9RepoMirror .deb so that the postinst script also removed old repos from aegis-ssu-keyring-232.list file, other than the "standard" aegis-ssu-keyring-001.list (had managed to install the terminal and noticed there was one more file in /etc/apt/sources.list.d). After this, installed the "fixed" N9RepoMirror and was able to install developer-mode, WareHouse etc. Just wanted to share my experience :) Thank you for explaining what files are involved in repo checks! |
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Now, after downloading ancelads package and checking the postinst script, I understand why some may still have problems.
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#!/bin/sh So those do not get cleaned but still are in place and take precedence. I guess following command line would be better: gzip /etc/apt/sources.list.d/aegis.ssu-keyring-*.list which will not delete -but keep info compressed- old lists. And would be valid for all firmware versions. Pre-conditions: gzip preinstalled (I think so) and apt not complaining about some binary files (I guess so). |
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