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lartistemoez is offline lartistemoez
2010-07-28 , 20:46
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#51
Hi All

please i need your help,i can not escape or close the script.
how can i open my n900 normally without this screen,every time when i restart the phone i get the same script please help me.

thanks
Last edited by lartistemoez; 2010-07-28 at 21:00.
 
lartistemoez is offline lartistemoez
2010-07-28 , 20:48
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#52
Originally Posted by AlMehdi View Post
I tried that to with the exception of ubifs.. didn't think it of that it was ubifs.

Thanks!
hi Almahdi,
please i m not expert and i don t know why this script appear in my phone after restart it,
please can you help me to open my n900 normally.

thanks
 
lartistemoez is offline lartistemoez
2010-07-28 , 20:54
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#53
please expert i need your help,i dont know why in the first reboot after taking the phone from the service center in my country this script appear,and from that time for 6 hours know im checking for solutions no results
please i want to open my phone normally without this script.
every time when i restart the handset the script appear i dont know the solutions

please any one can help me.

thanks in advance.
 
DrWilken is offline DrWilken
2010-07-28 , 20:57
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#54
Close the keyboard when booting?

First post:
How to use:
Reboot the N900 with the keyboard open.
So to "not use it" close the keyboard and reboot...

And please stop, double, no triple posting... That doesn't exactly speed things up...
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lartistemoez is offline lartistemoez
2010-07-28 , 21:08
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#55
Originally Posted by DrWilken View Post
Close the keyboard when booting?

First post:


So to "not use it" close the keyboard and reboot...

And please stop, double, no triple posting... That doesn't exactly speed things up...
thank you verry much Dr Wilken,
but before was not like this,the problem was with the speaker so i send it to the care center. maybe the program was changed.or software updated.

any way thank you verry much,and i m so proud to get friends like you experts.

thanks
 
DrWilken is offline DrWilken
2010-07-28 , 21:22
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#56
No problem lartistemoez... I'm glad it worked...
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RobbieThe1st is offline RobbieThe1st
2010-07-28 , 21:43
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#57
Originally Posted by exuvo View Post
Hello, i installed 'bootmenu-n900' from the extras-devel repository and have done a backup of the rootFS and opt, both went well.
My question is: is it supposed to start at once when i boot with keyboard open? I was hoping on having it as an option in the bootmenu instead.
Currently i have moved the script away from /etc/bootmenu.d/ for the bootmenu to show again.
I'm pretty sure that it launches multiple scripts in alphebetical order - Just make your other script named something -before- mine(say add a 1 to the front?), and it should boot that instead.

Then, you can probably launch mine by simply adding "/etc/bootmenu.d/BackupMenu.item" where its needed in the other script.


Originally Posted by DrWilken View Post
So to "not use it" close the keyboard and reboot...
:P Added to first post.
 

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lartistemoez is offline lartistemoez
2010-07-28 , 21:48
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#58
thank you guys you are the best.
 
leighw is offline leighw
2010-07-30 , 06:26
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#59
Originally Posted by RobbieThe1st View Post
Try pressing B, C, D etc - Perhaps the input-checker counter is off by one?
Also, if that doesn't fix it, make a second dummy ".img" file on the eMMC(contents can be blank) - this will trick it into thinking there's two images, in case its not accepting input due to an error in the "counter-checker" script-chunk.
I tried pressing B, C, D etc, but if I press any key - apart from the ones suggested in the current menu - the screen returns to the main menu.

If I create an empty .img file it is found and offered as a menu choice (b). As soon as I press 'b' the screen returns to the main menu.

I get the same behaviour if I choose the rootfs image (c) file rather than the optfs image.

I will try creating another fresh image from scratch later.

Thanks
 
RobbieThe1st is offline RobbieThe1st
2010-07-30 , 10:41
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#60
Thanks. Fixed in 0.32-1
It seems I had a bit of an error in my "button press value -> usable letter code" line. That has now been fixed.
 

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