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Originally Posted by makkonen
I am getting it, and I know why. the init is a mess. I was playing around with it earlier tonight, but it put me to sleep, so I didn't get a fix together.
peterm, are you seeing a problem in the boot logs with 'mkdir -m'? I'm noticing that having trouble, as well as chown. I see you switched all the chown to chown/chgrp pairs -- have to see if that fixes things.
I'm also noticing that even though the initramfs claims to load the rootfs as read-only, it's getting written to by commands in the init script, and these persist. I must be missing something there.
Edit: Bleh. Now I can't get it to boot loop. So weird.
Edit2: Oh, right. Gotta delete the cache folder, too, or it won't go into the boot loop. WTF, init script.
Edit3: It does seem your patch fixes the boot loop. The chown commands still throw a bunch of errors, though. Which is really bugging me.
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I posted it on the XDA side too don't know if it will get committed, Im thinking the user 1002 is missing from the /etc/shadow / /etc/passwd files so the chgrp works but chown doesn't.
I'll keep messing with the permissions to see if I can figure out the other errors.