Originally Posted by peterleinchen

Yep, trapped by some android relict (like me):

Code:

 
~ diff /home/user/preinit.txt  /home/user/preinit_ubiboot.txt
--- /home/user/preinit.txt
+++ /home/user/preinit_ubiboot.txt

-modprobe g_ether
-sleep 1
-/sbin/ifconfig usb0 192.168.2.15 up
-

Just comment these 3 lines and it will be fine (I guess).

Originally Posted by peterleinchen

Oops myself. Should have known
By commenting I meant
change the line(s) from

Code:

ifconfig bla bla ...

to

Code:

#ifconfig bla bla ...

in preinit of the non-ubiboot device.
Hereby the code will not be executed.

Possible could be also to copy the original preinit file (10661 bytes) from ubiboot device to the other. But idk if that may break sillyboot or something else.

Originally Posted by juiceme

@Garp, there is something I did not think about but it might be quite simple if you indeed have 2 devices;

So, you have one with ubiboot, and one without, right?
And when you say that MfE does not work with ubiboot, you actually mean it does not work in the device with ubiboot, but it works in the other device, right?

Consider then, the problem might not be in ubiboot at all, it might be in the Harmattan installation of the device you have ubiboot on...?

There is an easy way to make sure if this is so;
Just flash the L2-fixed kernel to the device with ubiboot, to bypass your ubiboot setup. When the device boots, check if you still have problems with MfE. If so, then the problem clearly is in Harmattan and not ubiboot. After that you can just flash back the ubiboot kernel and ubiboot will be re-enabled.

Originally Posted by Garp

You are right nearly all the way but not at last:
The kernel in N9 without ubiboot is 'your' kernel l2fix dmesg | head showing juiceme and the same kernel are in n9 with ubiboot together with the plus kernel BUT same problem in this N9 no matter which kernel i use?

Originally Posted by juiceme

Did you try what I suggested?
I believe the problem is not kernel, and not ubiboot, I believe you have problem in your Harmattan OS of the second device.

Just flash it with L2-fixed kernel, and try how it works without ubiboot.

Your ubiboot setup will not disappear, everything will be just as it was when you flash it again with ubiboot kernel.

Originally Posted by Garp

Thanks, I see you are right no connection without Ubiboot and same kernel l2fix as in the other N9? What then?

Originally Posted by juiceme

Obviously, you have done some tweak/mod/thing or installed something that conflicts with MfE. It's very difficult to tell from this far, but you have another device where it works, so you can compare them

What I'd do first, is I'd look at the syslog if there's some obvious errors or funny writings when you start up MfE. I'd also try to uninstall/reinstall the SW to see if it makes any difference.

Last resort of course is to reflash the device, that will sure fix it, but it is a tedious work as you always need to install everything there after the flashing.