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Originally Posted by reinob View Post
UPDATE!

I booted to the recovery console. 'date' shows incorrect date/time, but 'hwclock -r' shows correct time

Did 'hwclock -s' and then exit (poweroff). Booted to Maemo and voilą! date and time are OK!

[EDIT] I've added 'hwclock -s' in recovery.sh, right after loadkmap.

Next in line: keyboard mapping. But I need to do this at home (loadkeys -b and all).
Good job, reinob!! I was having a similar problem with Recovery Console. I'll edit my recovery.sh to avoid setting the date/time at boot time. Why this command is not part of the official package?


Originally Posted by reinob View Post
If you think you need Recovery Console then you know enough not to have any need for Backupmenu, as Backupmenu is just running commands that you can easily type on the recovery console, with the added benefit of having full control over the parameters as well as proper "error spotting".

No idea about multiboot (never used it, never will). The combination of bootmenu and recovery console (or even without bootmenu if you know what you're doing, hint: /sbin/preinit) gives you all the power you need
I am thinking on installing backupmenu also to get the rootfs backup feature. However, if you think I can do it with re recovery console, please, tell me the commands to backup rootfs and ext3 partitions to files in the microSD card. I've been trying to use the "dd" command "dd if=/dev/mmcblk0p1 of=/media/mmc1/ext3.bin" but I cannot mount the microSD and mmcblk0 is not known by the recovery console. I'm not a Linux expert, so I need help for this.

Thanks a lot.

Edit: The command 'hwclock -s' in recovery.sh also works for me!!! Thanks again!! Please, make this the default in the official package if possible.

Last edited by ikerrg; 2012-09-15 at 16:05.
 

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