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2013-11-23
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In the log you have "Cannot load Harmattan kernel /boot/Harmattan/boot/zImage_2.6.32.54-openmode_l2fix"
This means that maybe you moded/renamed the kernel image, check that it is correct.
If you extract the preinits.tar file in the device the permissions will be correct. What you should not do is extract the files in windows and then transfer to the device, as that will break the permission bits.
If you do "ls -l /sbin/preinit*" on the device console, you see the permissions:
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Thanks but how to get access to the device in this situation - only way as I see it is USB = to Mount via Windows Paragon etc.?
It seems very od now, the kernels return to disappear from /root the Menu script seems failed etc.
So can I just start again with Back-to-back flashing from now on?
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2013-11-23
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2013-11-23
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When you start the device with USB cable connected, you will get to the maintanance mode where you can telnet or ssh into the device.
It's easy to fix all the boot related problems from maintanance mode, as well as make backups etc...
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2013-11-23
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OK but how to use this telnet/ssh? Normally I use putty:
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~s.../download.html
but it seems not to work here?
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2013-11-23
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With windows you need some NDIS drivers, or else it does not recognize the USB0 as ethernet device.
You might find some info by searching TMO.
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@Garp seems you removed original /sbin/preinit. yes, you need a Linux machine to fix it, or make rootfs reflash.
This means that maybe you moded/renamed the kernel image, check that it is correct.
If you extract the preinits.tar file in the device the permissions will be correct. What you should not do is extract the files in windows and then transfer to the device, as that will break the permission bits.
If you do "ls -l /sbin/preinit*" on the device console, you see the permissions:
If you do not see this string "-rwxr-xr-x" in the front of each filename, then you have a permission problem.
To correct it you can give command "chmod a+rx /sbin/preinit*"