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2008-07-28
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Gotta love a thread that has lots of "Ok, I'm an idiot, sorry for wasting your time" ;-)
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2008-07-28
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Originally Posted by josiahg777
You can run most stuff from chroot if you mount also /proc and /sys and /tmp with -o bind
However, I can't run any gui programs... Is there any way I can launch a gui program from this chroot? (this probably requires starting the sapwood/hildondesktop server huh?) or barring that is there a way to access the control panel through the command line?Code:$ root # mount /dev/mmcblk0p2 /mnt/mmc22 # chroot /mnt/mmc22
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$ root # mount /dev/mmcblk0p2 /mnt/mmc22 # mount -n -t proc proc /mnt/mmc22/proc # mount -n -t sysfs sysfs /mnt/mmc22/sys # mount -n -o bind /mnt/initfs/tmp /mnt/mmc22/tmp # chroot /mnt/mmc22
For more troubleshooting see also tips in http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ad.php?t=16056
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2008-07-28
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I hear there's a fairly complete chroot script floating around that does a pretty good job of mounting all those things. Can't think of exactly what thread it's in, though. 
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2008-07-28
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I am also suffering from a n810 endless reboot.
If I enable R&D mode and set no-lifeguard-reset it boots up into the full GUI.
I checked "Control Panel -> Services" and everything is checked.
Can anyone advise me on how to check whats crashing? /var/log is empty so I'm not sure where the crash logs are.
Thanks
If I enable R&D mode and set no-lifeguard-reset it boots up into the full GUI.
I checked "Control Panel -> Services" and everything is checked.
Can anyone advise me on how to check whats crashing? /var/log is empty so I'm not sure where the crash logs are.
Thanks
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2008-07-31
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I, too, have this plague (with my N800)!
I reflashed to Diablo, and after undoing Lifeguard, it booted after several attempts. Before the no LG, the bar would go across a third of the way, then reappear near the far end (weird) and hang!
I had to reboot after a couple of days due to the browser not launching due to "insufficient memory"(!)
Now it won't boot at all; typically the blue bar makes it across the bottom screen all the way, then the loop recurs after a total of 45 seconds.
I will reflash to 2007,(and reset no LG) but I still did experience looping under it as well (just not as persistently).
At this point I'm wondering if it's a h/w problem. I'm tempted to re-watch that video of an N800 being dismantled, and just going in and re-heating soldering joints in case there's a disturbed/cold one somewhere (I'm only half-joking here). It's out of warranty now, anyway. I wonder if there's such a thing as a "lower level" re-flashing (akin to earlier hard drives).
This device is providing no end of frustration! At the same time, I do like it when it's working!
I reflashed to Diablo, and after undoing Lifeguard, it booted after several attempts. Before the no LG, the bar would go across a third of the way, then reappear near the far end (weird) and hang!
I had to reboot after a couple of days due to the browser not launching due to "insufficient memory"(!)
Now it won't boot at all; typically the blue bar makes it across the bottom screen all the way, then the loop recurs after a total of 45 seconds.
I will reflash to 2007,(and reset no LG) but I still did experience looping under it as well (just not as persistently).
At this point I'm wondering if it's a h/w problem. I'm tempted to re-watch that video of an N800 being dismantled, and just going in and re-heating soldering joints in case there's a disturbed/cold one somewhere (I'm only half-joking here). It's out of warranty now, anyway. I wonder if there's such a thing as a "lower level" re-flashing (akin to earlier hard drives).
This device is providing no end of frustration! At the same time, I do like it when it's working!
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2008-07-31
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(1/2 hour later):
Well, I reflashed back to OS 2007 with the no LF on the command line, and it actually booted up first try!
Perhaps Diablo is a little more...fussy?
Meanwhile, I'll see if I can get by for a good while without having to reboot.
Well, I reflashed back to OS 2007 with the no LF on the command line, and it actually booted up first try!
Perhaps Diablo is a little more...fussy?
Meanwhile, I'll see if I can get by for a good while without having to reboot.
touch /etc/no_lg_reboots worked
So now I can boot to it... now to figure out what I did to screw things up :P
EDIT: Okay, so I realized I had accidentally disabled "hal" :/ Wow, I'm kinda dumb sometimes :P My apologies for wasting people's time
Thank you qole for your help!
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Last edited by josiahg777; 2008-07-28 at 01:24.