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2007-02-02
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well, I got it all kinda work out. I got it successfully clone out the data, reboot, and in the UI from the mmcblk0p2(ext2), but it keep rebooting, while if I choose to boot from flash it is working fine. I even add one step into the instruction, which is to run sync after tar to ensure I don't try to reboot too early and kill whatever didn't finish writing to SD. I tried it twice, same problem. second time started w/ mkfs.ext2 step. Any pointer?
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2007-02-02
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Hi Guys
The noob here again, please can someone tell me where I can get e2fsprogs
as I have searched all day and cannot find where it is. Thx in advance for all of your support.
Arch
The noob here again, please can someone tell me where I can get e2fsprogs
as I have searched all day and cannot find where it is. Thx in advance for all of your support.
Arch
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2007-02-02
, 19:45
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@ London, UK
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Tip: Search is good.
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...3844#post23844
Last edited by Milhouse; 2007-02-02 at 19:48.
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...3844#post23844
Last edited by Milhouse; 2007-02-02 at 19:48.
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2007-02-02
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@ Czech Republic
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Originally Posted by freeman
If you used tar for cloning, make sure GNU tar was really executed, not busybox tar. busybox tar has path limited to 100 chars so not everything is copied. Then it reboots like this. Just run tar with same path without arguments to see which tar it is or run it without -v and check for error messages about 100 character path limit.
well, I got it all kinda work out. I got it successfully clone out the data, reboot, and in the UI from the mmcblk0p2(ext2), but it keep rebooting, while if I choose to boot from flash it is working fine.
Originally Posted by freeman
critical is to unmount before rebooting, then sync is not needed. sync without unmounting helps a bit but is not ideal at all.
I even add one step into the instruction, which is to run sync after tar to ensure I don't try to reboot too early and kill whatever didn't finish writing to SD.
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2007-02-03
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Originally Posted by Milhouse
My apologise I thought it was something that needed to be downloaded and installed, instead it is on the system just needed to be installed. Thx for your help and I will search harder next time, probably impatience on my part.
Tip: Search is good.
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...3844#post23844
Regards
Arch
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2007-02-03
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@ London, UK
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You do need to download it, apt-get will download the package then install it for you. I can't remember which repository it's in, but if apt-get can't find it add the following:
Name: Maemo Main
Web Address: http://repository.maemo.org
Distribution: bora
Components: free non-free
Then run "apt-get update" followed by "apt-get install e2fsprogs"
Name: Maemo Main
Web Address: http://repository.maemo.org
Distribution: bora
Components: free non-free
Then run "apt-get update" followed by "apt-get install e2fsprogs"
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2007-02-03
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Originally Posted by fanoush
No wonder, I think that deserve to be in the instruction as well.
If you used tar for cloning, make sure GNU tar was really executed, not busybox tar. busybox tar has path limited to 100 chars so not everything is copied. Then it reboots like this. Just run tar with same path without arguments to see which tar it is or run it without -v and check for error messages about 100 character path limit.
critical is to unmount before rebooting, then sync is not needed. sync without unmounting helps a bit but is not ideal at all.
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2007-02-04
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@ Finland
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am I supposed to get more free memory available by booting from mmc? If yes, where can I verify that?
I have an 490mb ext2 and booting from mmc
I have an 490mb ext2 and booting from mmc
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2007-02-04
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@ Spain
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Originally Posted by mrp
Just type free at the xterm.
am I supposed to get more free memory available by booting from mmc? If yes, where can I verify that?
I have an 490mb ext2 and booting from mmc
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2007-02-04
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@ Michigan, USA
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I do not believe booting from mmc will provide you more useable memory. You can create swap partitions or swap files that will give you additional memory resources.