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#130
Originally Posted by kashortie View Post
009N

Please copy the contents of your .item file in /etc/bootmenu.d that you are presently using to boot into emmc.
I've tried several combinations and cant seem to get it right
Thanks
It's in post #123 Are you trying multiboot or bootmenu-n900?
[EDIT] wait ... I don't use bootmenu. Just open(UBIFS) & closed(eMMC) kbd.

Originally Posted by egoshin;878297BTW, it has sense to [B
tune[/B] system a little, for faster response -

While running UBIFS root file system you can move configuration directories of gconf2 application back to UBIFS root FS. It greatly accelerates startup of some applications and after that it is virtually impossible to detect which root file system is booted now basing on performance difference - M32GB root FS system has the same (or better performance than native Nokia UBIFS.

To do this - run root shell commands in UBIFS root file system:
Code:
mv /home/var/lib/gconf /var/lib/gconf.home
ln -s /mnt/initfs/var/lib/gconf.home /home/var/lib/gconf
and then reboot back to "/home" root FS with open KBD.
Yes, just did this and it's SOOOOOO smooth. Plus OC@1GHz ... Yay!
Be careful when running these commands!
At first I ran them in eMMC rootfs.... nice things happened. desktop settings all gone, can't adjust backlight, terminal screaming for gconf errors...
Fix: DON'T touch or run anything. Boot again with keyboard closed into the UBIFS rootfs. Then undo the operation:
Code:
rm -f /home/var/lib/gconf
mv /var/lib/gconf.home /home/var/lib/gconf
and then do it all over again:
Code:
mv /home/var/lib/gconf /var/lib/gconf.home
ln -s /mnt/initfs/var/lib/gconf.home /home/var/lib/gconf
Finally reboot back to "/home" root FS with open KBD. Everything is fine again.

Last edited by 009N; 2010-11-30 at 10:29.