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

[Lmiller1708]

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Originally Posted by tiger2wander

I think we can keep that ro mount in init script.

Solution to make link of ppp is:

mount -o remount,rw /system
ln -s /data/ppp /etc/ppp
mount -o remount,ro /system

because of ro mount will avoid /system partition corrupt from system crash or kernel panic! so our android sys will have more stability.

There is a mount system ro in the inirtd that needs to be removed. Once it did it will work just fine... it does for me on first boot.

Nate or ACL should be posting the fix soon and hopfully a test build.

I'm going to be out on vacation until Tuesday so happy flashing to all!!!

What we really need to work on now is getting root permissions.
Which is something you can all help with!

[natemcnutty]

Originally Posted by Lmiller1708

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There is a mount system ro in the inirtd that needs to be removed. Once it did it will work just fine... it does for me on first boot.

Nate or ACL should be posting the fix soon and hopfully a test build.

I'm going to be out on vacation until Tuesday so happy flashing to all!!!

What we really need to work on now is getting root permissions.
Which is something you can all help with!

Just a few quick things.

First, shouldn't it be ln -s /data/ppp /etc (rather than ln -s /data/ppp /etc/ppp)? If you are using ln for files, you match them up, but directories are different. The 2nd directory is the location that the link is put in, so if you do /etc/ppp it will create a linked folder at /etc/ppp/ppp back to /data/ppp, right?

Second, I made the changes earlier to the install-seq.sh to create this link during the install. I haven't had a chance to try it, but it can be downloaded here: http://gitorious.org/tinboot-for-lin...install-seq.sh

Finally, I will look into why removing the mount ro line fixes data because we actually remount again in sysinit.rc anyway. I don't think we need that line, but I'm curious as to why it affects data