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2012-03-29
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#441
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so guys, I'm on CSSU stable right now. Is it possible to "update" to testing somehow?
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2012-03-29
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#442
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I have seen a post about someone who succesfully updated to testing,
It was something about enabling the testing repo and disable the stable repo, then do an "apt-get update" and "apt-get upgrade". You might search this thread first as I was always on testing so I don't speak from experience...
It was something about enabling the testing repo and disable the stable repo, then do an "apt-get update" and "apt-get upgrade". You might search this thread first as I was always on testing so I don't speak from experience...
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2012-03-29
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@ Austria
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#443
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Originally Posted by Acidspunk
Disable the stable repo, then add the testing repo, after that (as root)
so guys, I'm on CSSU stable right now. Is it possible to "update" to testing somehow?
Code:
apt-get update apt-get install mp-fremantle-community-pr dsmetool -b
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2012-03-30
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@ Rochester, NY
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#444
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Originally Posted by merlin1991
Agreed. A nice trick: apt-get and FAM use a different mechanism to choose which repositories are active. You can leave devel active on apt-get and disabled on FAM, and then use FAM to check for new non-devel updates. Also, if you have CSSU installed, be sure that it's activated in FAM as well, since by default it doesn't always activate new repositories as their added to apt-get/HAM.
If you have extras-devel enabled I would stay away of from running apt-get upgrade
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2012-03-30
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@ The Netherlands
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Originally Posted by Estel
If BM finally has proper implemention in BootMenu and/or Multiboot I am OK with it. Now BM uses some kind of strange bootmenu.
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From a technical point of view, backupmenu is used for months, and can be considered rock-stable. No matter is user is doing backups or not, it allows USB networking and SSH access, which allow to fix most problems, from noob-grade mistakes, to developers experiments.
Also, RobbieThe1st has lately become active and (slowly) working on it again, so it's not "abandoned" code. The only problem I can see so far, is making it compatible, no matter is one is using multiboot, or not (up to date, two exclusive versions exist - upstream "no backupmenu", and slightly modified one, that loads from BM). I'm pretty sure, that this can be solved by less or more ugly dependency checking, or something like that.
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Most important thing - what CSSU devs and trusted testers/users think about it?
/Estel
Besides that, isn't it possible to port backupmenu's functions easily to a shell script and then run it from Pali's recovery console(framebuffer). That's the way I would like to see it. However I won't complain or whine about it, as I lack the proper skills to do it myself. I don't think it's fair to demand everything while I can't offer much in return...
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2012-03-30
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@ Dubai , United Arab Emirates
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Sorry guys , n00b question here ,
How do I enable HD and DVD resolutions in the Camera ?
I'm on the latest version of CSSU testing btw
How do I enable HD and DVD resolutions in the Camera ?
I'm on the latest version of CSSU testing btw
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2012-03-30
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@ not your mom's FOSS basement
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#447
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Originally Posted by mr_pingu
^ This. (U-Boot / BootMenu)
If BM finally has proper implemention in BootMenu and/or Multiboot I am OK with it. Now BM uses some kind of strange bootmenu.
Besides that, isn't it possible to port backupmenu's functions easily to a shell script and then run it from Pali's recovery console(framebuffer). That's the way I would like to see it. However I won't complain or whine about it, as I lack the proper skills to do it myself. I don't think it's fair to demand everything while I can't offer much in return...
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2012-03-30
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#448
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Considering, that there is backupmenu version working from multiboot, and multiboot can be loaded from U-Boot...
Remember, that backupmenu loaded from multiboot *doesn't* write anything, so no NAND wear using this approach. Well, AFAIK (don't quote me on that, though), multiboot loaded from U-Boot also doesn't write anything to NAND - only operates in memory.
/Estel
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As for re-implementing backupmenu in proper scripting, as we have framebuffer output now - I'm all for it, yet, I have no idea who would sit and do work
As with backupmenu in it's current (or, requiring only small modification), we already have working and rock-stable version.
I would also love to hear what most active CSSU devs thing about it (of course it doesn't mean, that other people should stop writing).
/Estel
Remember, that backupmenu loaded from multiboot *doesn't* write anything, so no NAND wear using this approach. Well, AFAIK (don't quote me on that, though), multiboot loaded from U-Boot also doesn't write anything to NAND - only operates in memory.
/Estel
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As for re-implementing backupmenu in proper scripting, as we have framebuffer output now - I'm all for it, yet, I have no idea who would sit and do work
As with backupmenu in it's current (or, requiring only small modification), we already have working and rock-stable version.I would also love to hear what most active CSSU devs thing about it (of course it doesn't mean, that other people should stop writing).
/Estel
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2012-03-30
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@ portugal
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#449
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Originally Posted by woody14619
how do tou configure the repositorys for apt-get?tks
Agreed. A nice trick: apt-get and FAM use a different mechanism to choose which repositories are active. You can leave devel active on apt-get and disabled on FAM, and then use FAM to check for new non-devel updates. Also, if you have CSSU installed, be sure that it's activated in FAM as well, since by default it doesn't always activate new repositories as their added to apt-get/HAM.
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2012-03-30
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#450
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Originally Posted by ed_boner
Doesn't it just use the same repos you have in HAM?
how do tou configure the repositorys for apt-get?tks
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