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2013-12-17
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2013-12-17
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2013-12-17
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confused with what? you using mmcblk0p5 for nitdroid, set G_OS1_PARTITION to 5 then.
But I still wonder about your Nemo preinit, what do you use that for?
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2013-12-17
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For Nitdroid there's a lot of possibilities to set it up, since it's started as a chroot environment, so basically where you put it and how decrees what you mount in your preinit.
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2013-12-17
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2013-12-17
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I was confused because the comments say that G_OS_PARTITION refers to the partition that the kernel is on, and I thought the kernel was on my rootfs partition (at any rate, I've got a nitdroid kernel in /boot on mmcblk0p3, and setting G_OS1_PARTITION to 5 gives me the dreaded "Please run a maintanance boot" screen (whereas setting it to 3 merely gives me a black screen)).
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2013-12-17
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So is there something I should change in my preinit_nitdroid to make it look in the right place for things to mount?
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2013-12-17
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Yes, exactly (you were faster )
@taixzo
What about reflashing back to stock partitioning ?
And use moslo p4 for nemo/sailfish. It seems like you dnkwtd ...
You are correct, G_OS_PARTITION tells bot the location of the kernel and also that the partition is to be mounted as root for that kernel.
Setting it to 5 and having no kernel there will of course give you an error since the system will kook for kernel and find none.
Setting it to 3 will find your kernel and boot it, but if your preinit script is not finding your Nitdroid installation the kernel will panic and just hang there doing nothing.
Of course.
It's okay to change locations and assignments on your device just as you please but do not feel surprised if you only do a partial change to some parts of boot process and end up with nonfunctioning device
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2013-12-17
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What changes would I need to make to the preinit script to make it boot from a different partition? I don't really understand how that script works.
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