NAND Testing - 05-25 Update: New LK, Recovery.img, Kernel Updates through Recovery

[[ACL]]

Originally Posted by steveholtam

Still no data using the 213238 nbh and update files. I've got the adb shell logcat stuff all figured out as well. Just took all day! Here is the latest logcat -b radio log attached.

damn

fopen /etc/ppp/pap-secrets failed = 2

Means the files are not found. Have you figured out how to adb yet ? this might be a 1 line fix .. adb into the device and do the following

ls /system/etc

ls /data/ppp

Print out that you see. If /data/ppp has files, if it does then check if there is a ppp link inside /system/etc. If no link is found then remount system as rw using the command below.

mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /system

Once thats done you can make the llink manually

ln -s /data/ppp /system/etc/ppp

[steveholtam]

Originally Posted by [ACL]

damn

fopen /etc/ppp/pap-secrets failed = 2

Means the files are not found. Have you figured out how to adb yet ? this might be a 1 line fix .. adb into the device and do the following

ls /system/etc

ls /data/ppp

Print out that you see. If /data/ppp has files, if it does then check if there is a ppp link inside /system/etc. If no link is found then remount system as rw using the command below.

mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /system

Once thats done you can make the llink manually

ln -s /data/ppp /system/etc/ppp

I'll get to this when I get home today.

Oh, one quick question. Is it ok to flash and install the update file in one step? Or should I flash, boot, and then run the update on the second boot? Just making sure either way would work.

[[ACL]]

Originally Posted by steveholtam

I'll get to this when I get home today.

Oh, one quick question. Is it ok to flash and install the update file in one step? Or should I flash, boot, and then run the update on the second boot? Just making sure either way would work.

Ahh .. sorry but yeah, this is all done in one shot. I should have mentioned that before.

[steveholtam]

Awesome, that is what I was thinking, and doing. But just wanted to make sure. I've even ran the update again afterwards to be doubly sure I was getting the updates right.

Also, I've also noticed the panel is still very slow to wake. Could we move to a newer Kernel? And maybe FRX05 while were at it? Yeah, yeah, I'm getting excited... NAND is so awesome. The masses have no idea how cool it is booting Android without an SD card needed!

[[ACL]]

Originally Posted by steveholtam

Awesome, that is what I was thinking, and doing. But just wanted to make sure. I've even ran the update again afterwards to be doubly sure I was getting the updates right.

Also, I've also noticed the panel is still very slow to wake. Could we move to a newer Kernel? And maybe FRX05 while were at it? Yeah, yeah, I'm getting excited... NAND is so awesome. The masses have no idea how cool it is booting Android without an SD card needed!

hmm. I notice that it gets slow when the CPU is being abused. So keep an eye on the cpu usage. This is why i tell everyone not to reset with the button on the side. That forces android to do all this checking on the backend consuming resources. Once its idle, you shouldnt seen any panel slowness. Oddly enough haret seems to be more resilient in this area. Maybe because they are using ext2.

Yeah we are due to make the new frx05. After i post the cyanogen i suppose we can start there. Or if you want to venture into it, by all means go on.

[[ACL]]

Originally Posted by steveholtam

Awesome, that is what I was thinking, and doing. But just wanted to make sure. I've even ran the update again afterwards to be doubly sure I was getting the updates right.

Also, I've also noticed the panel is still very slow to wake. Could we move to a newer Kernel? And maybe FRX05 while were at it? Yeah, yeah, I'm getting excited... NAND is so awesome. The masses have no idea how cool it is booting Android without an SD card needed!

i took lmillers advice and redid the permissions on the androidinstall.tgz. So download it again and give it a try

[Lmiller1708]

Originally Posted by [ACL]

i took lmillers advice and redid the permissions on the androidinstall.tgz. So download it again and give it a try

I'm able to get the 3G Icon now and was able to ping 8.8.8.8 with reply's

But still no dns...

Noticed when we do a netstat we have a couple of files missing... Maybe that has something do do with the dns??? Not sure just shooting in the wind.

[[ACL]]

Originally Posted by Lmiller1708

I'm able to get the 3G Icon now and was able to ping 8.8.8.8 with reply's

But still no dns...

Noticed when we do a netstat we have a couple of files missing... Maybe that has something do do with the dns??? Not sure just shooting in the wind.

I had that issue too. It was because the /system/bin/pppd isnt the same as the one in /bin. We need to move the one from rootfs on xdandroid into /system/bin/. Hmm i completely forgot if the one i just uploaded had that.. sheesh..

the correct pppd loads the scripts on /etc/pppd. The wrong one does not. I already told stine bout it so he will fix it

also i had luck with this mtd parts

mtdparts=msm_nand:0x20000000@0x0(nand),0x600000@0x6000000(recovery),0x0A000000@0x4800000(system),0xF800000@0xE800000(userdata),0x1E00000@0x1E000000(cache)

No more corruption and we can format the recovery with no issues.

[Lmiller1708]

Originally Posted by [ACL]

I had that issue too. It was because the /system/bin/pppd isnt the same as the one in /bin. We need to move the one from rootfs on xdandroid into /system/bin/. Hmm i completely forgot if the one i just uploaded had that.. sheesh..

the correct pppd loads the scripts on /etc/pppd. The wrong one does not. I already told stine bout it so he will fix it

also i had luck with this mtd parts

mtdparts=msm_nand:0x20000000@0x0(nand),0x600000@0x6000000(recovery),0x0A000000@0x4800000(system),0xF800000@0xE800000(userdata),0x1E00000@0x1E000000(cache)

No more corruption and we can format the recovery with no issues.

Ok I will give this a try shortly.




Your numbers are a bit off for your MTD parts. You are overwriting your system with your recovery.

mtdparts=msm_nand:0x20000000@0x0(nand),0x600000@0x6000000(recovery),0x0A000000@0x6600000(system),0xF800000@0x10600000(userdata),0x1E00000@0x1FE00000(cache)

Edit: Still no go.. I will post some logs in a bit. (Or I will be in chat)

Also my wifi does not seem to be working now either... It turns on, scans, and then says unable to scan for networks and then turns off. Any Ideas anyone?

Log as promised:http://pastebin.com/YNVtFsCv

[vistazifta]

can u try to set a dns server manually with something ike this:
Open an adb shell or Terminal Emulator and type

setprop ro.kernel.android.ndns 2
setprop net.eth0.dns1 208.67.222.222
setprop net.eth0.dns2 208.67.220.220

Those are ip addresses for OpenDNS, so use your own if you want something else. It might not be persistent through reboots though. If it isn't, append it to init.rc. Make sure you set the properties before opening the browser.