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killall hildon-desktop apt-get update apt-get upgrade -y
apt-get -f install dpkg --configure -a
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After a week of continuous usage i decided to upgrade all applications (including MyContacts) and then to reboot because the device became unresponsive.
The device rebooted normally, but now it does not finish loading the desktop. It goes online and seems to startup, but widgets do not show, contacts do and i have a homescreen filled with shortcuts. This screen with shortcuts do appear and disappear continuously (within 15-20 sec.) until the device reboots.
I tried to uninstall/reinstall several desktop specific apps (Theme Customizer, Desktop Activity) with no success. I booted power Kernel and the Stock Kernel - same Problem.
Now i have no Clue what to do. I do not want to reflash, because it takes so much time.
In terminal with "df" I noticed that i have two rootfs mounted (see attachment). Might this be the source of the problem? But i do not know how to get rid of ubi0:rootfs (i did not have this before)
Any Ideas?
Thanks
Heiwid