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2010-11-11
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2010-11-11
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2010-11-11
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2010-11-11
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2010-11-11
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Okay... it appears as if having multiboot installed and upgrading kernel power causes the problem. Specifically, multiboot specifies
2.6.28.10power40
the upgrade to kernel power removes that and multiboot can't boot.
In my case, the multiboot option 0 which should do a stock kernel has also stopped working, so I suspect I need to reflash my rootfs.
However, if people have other ideas, let me know.
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2010-11-11
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2010-11-11
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Nope I had boot problems without ever having installed multiboot.
I installed v44 yesterday and all went well.
Today I rebooted and was caught in uboot. Penguin showed and kernel didn't load.
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2010-11-11
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please read my post http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...postcount=5071
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2010-11-11
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#30
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code:
root
apt-get install kernel-power-bootimg kernel-power-modules
then
apt-get install --reinstall multiboot-kernel-power
and
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
then reboot you see 2.6.28.10power44 show up on multiboot
it work for me