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2010-08-28
, 12:47
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#142
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No it doesn't work ... only nokia bootscreen 
EDIT: Another one with thew same error .. .
"sto facendo la procedura. E' normale che al lancio della stringa:
flasher-3.5.exe -r Fastmantle_v1-rootfs.img -f
alla fine esce scritto:
finishing flashing... sending request 0x52 failed: no error
?????????????????????????????"
The process of flash arrives to the end ... but this line appear ...
Last edited by Dany-69; 2010-08-28 at 13:50.
EDIT: Another one with thew same error .. .
"sto facendo la procedura. E' normale che al lancio della stringa:
flasher-3.5.exe -r Fastmantle_v1-rootfs.img -f
alla fine esce scritto:
finishing flashing... sending request 0x52 failed: no error
?????????????????????????????"
The process of flash arrives to the end ... but this line appear ...
Last edited by Dany-69; 2010-08-28 at 13:50.
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2010-08-28
, 13:48
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Joined on May 2010
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#143
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@ RobbieThe1st
is this a bug that the keyboard wont turn the backlight on?
in the night its very hard to see the keys ^^
it would be nice when its starts working
and now
THX for the app
nice work
is this a bug that the keyboard wont turn the backlight on?
in the night its very hard to see the keys ^^
it would be nice when its starts working
and now
THX for the app
nice work
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2010-08-28
, 14:57
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#144
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Hi Robbie,
it works great on my end...
Great work and appreciated here in the Netherlands...
2 questions left:
can we expect a GUI 4 this?
Does this backup all (like apps and other stuff like contacts and calendar)?
Regards
it works great on my end...
Great work and appreciated here in the Netherlands...
2 questions left:
can we expect a GUI 4 this?
Does this backup all (like apps and other stuff like contacts and calendar)?
Regards
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2010-08-28
, 15:36
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#145
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Originally Posted by RobbieThe1st
The kernel is stored in a separate mtd partition (not on the rootfs!) so you'll need to back it up or restore it separately. I forget the exact partition number, and IIRC the layout is different from the N8x0s but /proc/mtd should tell you.
3. As Dana was talking about, I thought for most of this topic that the Kernel was installed in the RootFS. Now, I'm not so sure, because when you flash PR1.2, then your RootFS image, you are back to the default kernel. This is because either A, the kernel is stored somewhere else, or B, the boot link to the kernel is stored elsewhere(whatever tells it which kernel to use). If you know which it is, let me know.
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2010-08-28
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#146
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Originally Posted by rolan900d
Hi Robbie,
it works great on my end...
Great work and appreciated here in the Netherlands...
2 questions left:
can we expect a GUI 4 this?
Does this backup all (like apps and other stuff like contacts and calendar)?
Regards
I think it's a bit hard to have a better guy ... this is only a script that is loaded in the ram at the startup ... to do what you say we should install even some other files on an external support, just like a sd card, like being an operting system...
And yes, this backups EVERYTHING you can think
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2010-08-29
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#147
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After restoring RootFS checksums seem not to match. Would you have any tips for that RobbieThe1st?
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2010-08-29
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#148
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Robbie .. since yesterday I'm trying to fix that stupid error.
1) Tried with a mst MD5 checksums ... My tester hasn't a corrupted file.
2) Check the hardware revision. We have the same : 2101
3) I told the testers try to flash with the root image extracted from a fiascoimage.
That flash went fine.
So to two testers everything all right... and two with that error. ... and I do not understand why ..
Last edited by Dany-69; 2010-08-29 at 14:33.
1) Tried with a mst MD5 checksums ... My tester hasn't a corrupted file.
2) Check the hardware revision. We have the same : 2101
3) I told the testers try to flash with the root image extracted from a fiascoimage.
That flash went fine.
So to two testers everything all right... and two with that error. ... and I do not understand why ..
Last edited by Dany-69; 2010-08-29 at 14:33.
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2010-08-29
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@ Groningen, The Netherlands
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#149
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Yeah finally a complete backup app. Too bad bootmenu n900 isnt compatible with nitdroid. But not for long i think
Last edited by badabing; 2010-08-29 at 23:42.
Last edited by badabing; 2010-08-29 at 23:42.
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2010-08-30
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@ Central Ohio
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#150
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Originally Posted by RobbieThe1st
Presuming that this is still an issue... have you taken a look at ddrescue?
...I'm gonna try to figure out a different way of backing up and restoring that is more tollerant of bad blocks.
http://www.gnu.org/software/ddrescue/ddrescue.html
I use it to clone hard drives as part of my backup strategy for my laptop. It's wonderfully effective. I've no idea if anyone's even thought about compiling it for Maemo, let alone done so (I wouldn't be able to - I take one look at the Scratchbox installation docs and go into twitching fits), but it ought to help.
Also, its not just "some". If the current image is too different from the one needing to be flashed, it won't work. Why? I don't know. Perhaps some files aren't getting copied correctly, or some portion of the disk image.