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2008-08-13
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What a mess in here 
And this whole thread is about upgrading this exact package, so the people who don't have it, erm.. can't uprade it!?
People who have "not installable" or who want to know if this or that is installed can try
apt-cache policy <packagename> to track a bit more their problem. This command tells you which version you have installed and to which version apt-get can upgrade it, and from where.
apt-cache policy osso-software-version-rx44
Concerning size problems, I just saw this maemo-specific tag:
"Maemo-Required-Free-Space: 20480"
Looks like that was not enough or not used at all..
Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
I think the real bad idea is to have osso-software-version-rx*4 not installed. It's a kind of central package.. 618 dependencies!!!*This is why it's a bad idea to apt-get upgrade your way to 30-2 if you don't have osso-software-version-rx*4 installed.
And this whole thread is about upgrading this exact package, so the people who don't have it, erm.. can't uprade it!?
People who have "not installable" or who want to know if this or that is installed can try
apt-cache policy <packagename> to track a bit more their problem. This command tells you which version you have installed and to which version apt-get can upgrade it, and from where.
apt-cache policy osso-software-version-rx44
Concerning size problems, I just saw this maemo-specific tag:
"Maemo-Required-Free-Space: 20480"
Looks like that was not enough or not used at all..
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2008-08-13
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GA,
Thanks for clarifying the download issue. If it downloads to mmc2 on an N810 I can see a problem.. that's the internal flash and it could well be pretty full.. (presumably it doesn't automatically download to mmc2 on an N800 if there's no card in there..?)
Thanks for clarifying the download issue. If it downloads to mmc2 on an N810 I can see a problem.. that's the internal flash and it could well be pretty full.. (presumably it doesn't automatically download to mmc2 on an N800 if there's no card in there..?)
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2008-08-13
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
Is it possible tp upgrade the partition on my sd if I can no longer boot from it?
Well, that's because the version string doesn't come from the rootfs.
Grab another copy of fanoush's flasher for the SD and upgrade that partition, too.
I think thats the problem. After the failed update my n800 wont boot to my sd anymore. I can only boot from flash and I have already updated the bootmenu, but still no go. When I boot to flash I can see my sd card and read/write to it just fine. All my files are there.
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2008-08-13
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Originally Posted by stevecrye
Just a note.. this is the reason in my steps posted previously that I decided to upgrade the SD first...
I did the update while booted to flash. It seemed to work ok; control panel reports 4.2008.30-2. It wiped out my boot menu but that was easy to fix - used gunzip on initfs_flash.tgz, did a tar -xvf, put it right under / , read Fanoush's README.txt, ran initfs_flash; it grabbed my saved bootmenu and I am able to boot to SD and to flash. I'm booted to SD as I post this.
...the worst that will happen is I will need to redo the initfs_flash.
While reloading the bootmenu is a minimal problem - having to do it twice is just an annoyance. If you install to SD first; wipe your boot menu; you'll boot into flash. Then install in flash (before fixing boot menu) .. tablet reboots and you're still in flash.
Then you fix the boot menu.. and both SD and Flash are updated with only one bootmenu fix. If you do it the other way (flash first).. you end up fixing boot menu after flash to boot to sd.. then fixing bootmenu after SD to get back into SD.
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2008-08-13
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Originally Posted by free
I am one of the few lucky one that has encountered no problem, so far. I just want to confirm that during the update, it does state (or ask) for 20 MB space.
What a mess in here
..."Maemo-Required-Free-Space: 20480"
Looks like that was not enough or not used at all..
N810/4.2008.30-2
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Last edited by bunanson; 2008-08-13 at 15:14.
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2008-08-13
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Originally Posted by bunanson
That was probably me, trying to keep the technical discussion in one thread and the newbie problems in another... I've discovered that it is like trying to herd cats, however. Better just to shrug and let it go...
Thanks GA! I remember seeing something like that on the other people's thread "......if you dont mind, please take the discussion somewhere else....." and I would NOT like to be booted. In this case, why dont we just carry on here..... discuss whatever we want, boot, problem, praises, happiness.
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2008-08-13
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Originally Posted by edt
I got the new update (or at least my control panel says that I did), but I too did not get the new version of the initfs, and my bootmenu remains intact. Does anyone know what changes were made in the initfs? Do I need the new one? Why? And how do I get it, now that the update is done and nothing is showing as needing an update? Perhaps I already have it, and I need to run that flash-and-reboot thing?
I seem to have had a bit of a problem with the update. The packages looked to all have installed correctly. The n800 did not reboot. After a manual reboot, the control panel reports I am upgraded. However doing a:
cat /mnt/initfs/etc/initfs_version
shows the old version of the initfs.
I am using the bootmenu and was booted from SD when I did the update. How do I get the new initfs/rootfs?
I do have a recient backup and could always boot to flash. Run the update a second time and reclone to SD and restore. Is there a better way?
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2008-08-13
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#289
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Run flash-and-reboot in a terminal manually and then reboot and install bootmenu.
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2008-08-13
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
Exactly, I have not installed 30-2, so for me it's not right at the moment. I think I need to have the previous repo to reinstall 30-2
No, it's not 'wrong'. Nokia has decided (for whatever damn reason) to have a new update repo for each release, diablo-1 is correct once you've installed 30-2.
Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
my application manager log:
It's tough to say why exactly it might have failed, but does the Application manager's log show anything?
hildon-application-manager 2.1.16
apt-worker: Ignoring version from wrong domain: libdb4.2 4.2.52+dfsg-2
apt-worker: /var/lib/apt/lists/repository.maemo.org_extras_dists_diablo_free_bina ry-armel_Packages
apt-worker: Ignoring version from wrong domain: libreadline4 4.3-10
apt-worker: /var/lib/apt/lists/repository.maemo.org_extras_dists_diablo_free_bina ry-armel_Packages
OK, something is wrong with that, but I'm not sure what. I have installed some chinook things, but i disabled those repositories before updating. How can i find exactly what came from where in my installed packages?
Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
If I do that can i break it worse? Right now it appears to be working, it's just not updated
Does an apt-get -f install fix it?
I'll read those posts about cloning the OS before trying that, next time I'll have a full backup before upgrading.
Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
Isn't that kind of extreme? It means i would have to reinstall everything (I did the backup when asked, I just don't know what was backuped)
Or perhaps a flash-and-reboot?
- right click (or hold if you are doing it on the N8x0) - save file (use internal memory).
Open file manager and go to the location where you saved the .deb file. Execute (it will open application manager and install the package).