jmo707
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2015-03-25
, 23:41
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@ Argentina
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#1331
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2015-03-26
, 06:11
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Joined on Oct 2014
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#1332
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The flasher tools mirror doesn't seem to be working...
Also, I tried to install the flasher using a file I found from another site and nothing happens when I open it apart from the command prompt opening and closing straight away. I'm using windows 8.1 if that makes any difference - I didn't have this problem with my old laptop running windows 7. Any ideas of what I can do? Thanks.
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2015-03-26
, 08:05
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Joined on Nov 2014
@ New Delhi, DELHI, INDIA
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#1333
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The flasher tools mirror doesn't seem to be working...
Also, I tried to install the flasher using a file I found from another site and nothing happens when I open it apart from the command prompt opening and closing straight away. I'm using windows 8.1 if that makes any difference - I didn't have this problem with my old laptop running windows 7. Any ideas of what I can do? Thanks.
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2015-03-26
, 09:49
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@ Ängelholm, Sweden
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#1334
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2015-03-29
, 00:47
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@ St Helens, England.
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#1335
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Yepp. its not a GUI application, so browse to wherever you installed the flasher. Then Shift + Right Cick and select "Open command window here". hope that helps.
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2015-05-01
, 18:57
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@ Mexico/Germany
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#1336
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2015-05-31
, 22:41
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Joined on Jun 2013
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#1337
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Rob, You can export the partitions to your Linux via USB when you can telnet in.
1.) Enter one of the following commands to export the partition:
"echo /dev/mmcblk0p1 > /sys/devices/platform/musb_hdrc/gadget/lun0/file" # This is for MyDocs partition
"echo /dev/mmcblk0p2 > /sys/devices/platform/musb_hdrc/gadget/lun0/file" # This is for root partition
"echo /dev/mmcblk0p3 > /sys/devices/platform/musb_hdrc/gadget/lun0/file" # This is for home partition
2.) exit from the telnet connection
3.) Disconnect the USB for about one second and reconnect it
What wil happen, the partition will be detected by Linux and automatically mounted. (if not, you can look it up from dmesg and mount it manually)
After copying what you need form the partition, you can again set the IP addredd, telnet to the device and export the next partition.
If you have lots of storage space it is of course best to back up all three partitions, when you get the new/repaired device back it will be EXACTLY in the same state that your old device was when you upload back the backups. "sudo tar -cvf <filename> <mountpoint>" is good way to do that.
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2015-06-01
, 20:53
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Joined on Mar 2011
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2015-06-01
, 21:37
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Joined on Jul 2012
@ Mexico/Germany
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#1339
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2015-06-08
, 09:58
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@ Hungary
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#1340
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