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Originally Posted by natemcnutty
That looks awesome ACL. Any chance you can push all of your changes to bootenv (feel free to overwrite my commits)? I pulled down your changes and a few things were missing. I was initially not getting the cache partition to format and mount because it was not created yet. Once I did that, it got me further to where Android started initializing, but then it keeps rebooting.
Your files from the autobuild seem to boot up just fine, so I'm thinking there is something not committed in initrd or something like that. Also, no data for me either, but not real way to show anything without ADB. I'm sure it still has to do with pppd, but I'm just not quite sure where to begin on that.
Edit: Also, your androidinstall does not have a /system/bin/su
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Nate if you keep getting your Android install stuck in a bootloop it means you are most likely having some permission issues.
Specifically this file: /system/etc/dbus.conf
Here is what the Vogue changes them too...
chown 1002:1002 /system/etc/dbus.conf
chmod 0444 /system/etc/dbus.conf
@ACL,
How are you creating your andriodinstall.tgz?
I'm thinking we are having issues with permissions coming right from the tgz.
Here is mine... Probably not right but it works once I run the fixperm script
Code:
echo "Making androidupdate.tar"
cd androidupdate
chown -R 0:0 *
tar -cvzf ../androidupdate.tar *
chown -R lance:lance *
cd ..
echo "Moving androidupdate.tar"
cp androidupdate.tar ~/Desktop/Android/1.Complete_Build/ANDROID/
echo "Making androidinstall.tar"
cd androidinstall
chown -R 0:0 *
tar -cvzf ../androidinstall.tar *
chown -R lance:lance *
cd ..
echo "Moving androidinstall.tar"
cp androidinstall.tar ~/Desktop/Android/1.Complete_Build/ANDROID/
cp install-seq.sh ~/Desktop/Android/1.Complete_Build/ANDROID/
echo "Completed..."