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2012-05-13
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2012-05-13
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try reinstalling debian choot this may help .i hope
i think maybe you did something wrong to the image if reinstalling DC didnt solve the problem then you may need a new image or wait for Estel's reply he may got a solution for you
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2012-05-13
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2012-05-13
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It doewsn't have anything to do with chroot, neither any package was broken. It's jsut that, due to bad (Maemo, not Debian - on last few pages of this thread You've listed swap settings You should use, both Maemo and ED benefit from it) swap-related settings, + swap on eMMC instead of microSD.
This made device unresponsive for too long during Debian's apt-get upgrade, and rebooted device. In turn, this FCKD Your ED image. You may try to fix it with fsck.ext* /dev/mmcblk*p* (put number instead of *, corresponding to ext type You've used for Debian image, and provide proper storage/partition numbers) - remember, to try it on *unmounted* debian image.
In case fsck doesn't help, You must start with new image from scratch. Unfortunately, it's common thing to happen - although, after unexpected reboot, I perform fsck from backupmenu before booting (I got ED started at every boot, via event.d script), thus I've never had image corruption that would destroy my ED image.
Generally, if - after crash - You fsck image before running Ed again, 99% of times You'll be fine. ho ever, if You mounted it already and tried to proceed, it may be screwed beyond repair. Just try, and report back.
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2012-05-13
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2012-05-13
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Nope, I recommend You to use microSD for swap, and absolutely *no* swap on eMMC.
As for recommended settings, impeham asked for them just few pages ago, please search in this very thread.
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2012-05-13
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(gst-plugin-scanner:10549): GStreamer-WARNING **: Failed to load plugin '/usr/lib/gstreamer-0.10/libgstpulse.so': /usr/lib/gstreamer-0.10/libgstpulse.so: symbol pa_stream_cancel_write, version PULSE_0 not defined in file libpulse.so.0 with link time reference (gcompris:10548): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_window_set_type_hint: assertion `!gtk_widget_get_mapped (GTK_WIDGET (window))' failed
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2012-05-14
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There are reports of bringing it to working state, but it's still too much memory hog. For watching flash videos, microB is still recommended.
Generally, if - after crash - You fsck image before running Ed again, 99% of times You'll be fine.
I tried to run gCompris via Easy Debian - my Son loves to play it, and Maemo version is quite outdated. It works ok (although, loads quite slow initially), but sound isn't working.
Here is error message, as seen in console:
Any ideas, how to fix it? I would really, really be grateful for any advices. Other than sound problems, it's really comfortable to play.Code:(gst-plugin-scanner:10549): GStreamer-WARNING **: Failed to load plugin '/usr/lib/gstreamer-0.10/libgstpulse.so': /usr/lib/gstreamer-0.10/libgstpulse.so: symbol pa_stream_cancel_write, version PULSE_0 not defined in file libpulse.so.0 with link time reference (gcompris:10548): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_window_set_type_hint: assertion `!gtk_widget_get_mapped (GTK_WIDGET (window))' failed
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2012-05-14
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ED (Estel's image file...) was running OK....until I did 'apt-get upgrade'....seemed to go OK, but while it was in process of unpacking and installing some items, I left the room for a few minutes...and when I returned N900 had rebooted into backupmenu....so, I assume that ED crashed and N900 reboot or ?
In any event, when I rebooted, it booted up to Maemo OK....everything seems OK....
However, now when I click on 'Debian LXDE' it looks like it's going to open....ie, display goes black, I see 'Debian LXDE' at top of display with little spinning wheel thingie next to it....does that for about 15 seconds and black window disappears and I'm back at Maemo desktop.....
Any suggestions as to how to get Debian working again???
Thanks!
Mark
Silicon Valley Digerati
Nokia N900
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