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2008-10-02
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Thanks for the bug report, did you use the GTK or the other setting? If so, try the Dialog one for now. It seems like console-data isn't an dependancy anymore in lenny. I'll look into it.
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2008-10-02
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Ok. I used the GTK setting, so I'll try it again with Dialog and let you know what happens.
Thanks
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2008-10-02
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Ok, now it won't boot 
The installer worked fine (after using Dialog) and the bootmenu reflashed, but when I choose "Deblet on External-MMC-p2" it shows a booting from message for a fraction of a second and then switches to:
Starting linuxrc from deblet-External-MMC-p2 (mmcblk0p2 ext2)...
for about 30 seconds, then the screen gets some off vertical corruption and the tablet reboots back to the bootmenu.
Any ideas?
The installer worked fine (after using Dialog) and the bootmenu reflashed, but when I choose "Deblet on External-MMC-p2" it shows a booting from message for a fraction of a second and then switches to:
Starting linuxrc from deblet-External-MMC-p2 (mmcblk0p2 ext2)...
for about 30 seconds, then the screen gets some off vertical corruption and the tablet reboots back to the bootmenu.
Any ideas?
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2008-10-03
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Try editing /etc/bootmenu.d/ item to say INT_CARD instead, and run refresh_bootmenu.d.
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2008-10-03
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I have a n810 and I had the same problem as you with the GTK error. I got it to install using the dialog option, and now mine doesn't boot into deblet either, in just the same way as yours doesn't boot. My configuration:
LXDE install
lenny
dialog (not gtk)
partitioned external mmc: 6GB ext3, 128MB swap, 2GB unused
LXDE install
lenny
dialog (not gtk)
partitioned external mmc: 6GB ext3, 128MB swap, 2GB unused
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2008-10-03
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Ah hah, I got it to boot by editing the /etc/bootmenu.d/ item
It said "INT_CARD" in there when really it was on the external card, so I changed it to EXT_CARD and now it boots.
It said "INT_CARD" in there when really it was on the external card, so I changed it to EXT_CARD and now it boots.
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2008-10-03
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Yeah, - sorry if you're running into bad problems right now, the one on page is the one about to be released, so I appreciate any effort in trying to find out what's wrong 
When reporting, I need your bootmenu version (dpkg -l bootmenu), installer version (dpkg -l deblet-installer), and your /etc/bootmenu.d items
When reporting, I need your bootmenu version (dpkg -l bootmenu), installer version (dpkg -l deblet-installer), and your /etc/bootmenu.d items
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2008-10-03
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Ok I'll give you that info sometime after I reboot. I set my root password during the install but now that I'm in LXDE it won't work when I try sudo or su.
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2008-10-03
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I switched the EXT_CARD for INT_CARD in the bootmenu.d item file and Debian started right up.
I have a couple of issues/suggestions
Add the created user to the sudoers file during setup
Any chance of a keymap guide? (ie how do I do | or tab)
Ctrl+key shortcuts don't work in nano
Is there a way to make the Fn key on the N810 sticky?
Any chance of using the information here to boot the tablet quicker?
Last edited by qurgh; 2008-10-03 at 13:20.
I have a couple of issues/suggestions
Add the created user to the sudoers file during setup
Any chance of a keymap guide? (ie how do I do | or tab)
Ctrl+key shortcuts don't work in nano
Is there a way to make the Fn key on the N810 sticky?
Any chance of using the information here to boot the tablet quicker?
Last edited by qurgh; 2008-10-03 at 13:20.
Installing the bootmenu worked fine and the deblet installer goes through all it's setup options without any issues. It's starts installing packages (I'm doing to the LXDE install) but after setting up xml-core it fails with:
Anyone know how to get this working?