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08:29.13chem|stmorning...
08:29.21chem|stso lads and ladies...
08:29.23fw190morning
08:31.25chem|stI was thinking about... fuck freedom of choice... I will announce that properly, so noone can moan! if people want freedom of choice they need to code it themself, cssuS will get a minor upgrade with the pressing things and after that I will pull anything ~stable from testing
08:32.23freemangordonchem|st: hmm since when there is a freedom of choice in CSSU? :)
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08:32.48chem|stfreemangordon: I do not pull some stuff from testing to give a choice, like the camera
08:33.57chem|stmerlin1991 is ok with it as I will get the shitstorm and me has to live with it!
08:34.17freemangordonaah, I see. well, fuck the freedom of choice then
08:34.19freemangordon:D
08:35.11chem|stwell I did not like it in the first place but with nokia upgrades you don't have that freedom so why should I provide it
08:35.12fw190chem|st: It wont be that  bad - eventually everyone will go for thumb and all the shtstorm will go on freemangordon :P
08:35.23freemangordonchem|st: that way I can start pushing for merging -thumb with -T
08:35.32chem|stfreemangordon: oh nope!
08:35.35freemangordonchem|st: exactly my point
08:35.42freemangordon(nokia)
08:36.49freemangordonchem|st: hmm? I'll try to have KSSU in the next -T, I see no reason why not have thumbified packages slowly moving to -T after that
08:37.17chem|styeah slowly is the word I missed in the above
08:37.46freemangordonchem|st: -thumb is out in the wild for more than an year, benefits are clear, it is rock stable, etc
08:37.59freemangordonchem|st: comeon, have some trust in me :P
08:38.19chem|stfreemangordon: sry bu rock stable is without hardcore testers...
08:38.43chem|stI know it is stable
08:38.48freemangordonchem|st: no better test than wild
08:38.59freemangordonand it is in the wild
08:39.07freemangordonhowever
08:39.14freemangordonthat is for the future
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08:39.48chem|stare you using your thumb device as daily phone?
08:39.52freemangordonofc
08:40.04chem|stok
08:40.30freemangordonI never issue an update to -thumb before havein the new packages installed on my daily device for a week or so
08:40.31freemangordon*having
08:40.35chem|stmy playtoy has testing and looses its battery without using it in a day
08:40.49chem|stidle with no simcard no wifi connected
08:40.56freemangordonthat's bad
08:41.04freemangordonbad battery?
08:41.23chem|stnope my sister has the very same, just not so frequent
08:41.32chem|stsomething hangs I guess
08:42.28chem|stI cannot find anything odd so I guess something is keeping some hardware powered without the system being aware of...
08:43.31chem|stsometimes it seems like the charging logic keeps itself powered after disconnecting
08:43.48chem|stor somelike
08:44.10freemangordonchem|st: that's weird, my devel device lasts a 4-5 days in the drawer, with wifi on
08:44.20chem|stwell I have to admit it is my playtoy and as soon as I roll over a bcakup it might be gone^^
08:45.40chem|stbut I didn't alter anything but turning off things... I could dismantle it and check if the screen stays powered
08:46.02freemangordonchem|st: do you have rd mode on?
08:46.24chem|stnope
08:46.35freemangordonhmm. checked with powertop?
08:46.40chem|stsure
08:46.53chem|stas I said it is nothing obvious
08:47.12freemangordondid you try with different battery?
08:47.23chem|stit might be some device that I turned off by hand... if the kernel does not control it anymore it might get fully powered
08:47.29freemangordonit might worth thr try
08:47.32chem|sthad that with my wifi on my laptop
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08:55.59merlin1991heh I didn't say I'm ok with it, I said it isn't my call anymore :D
08:56.40freemangordonoh you...
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09:10.57sixwheeledbeastSo should CSSU-S go thumb only in the future? I don't see why not myself.
09:12.54keriowell, it makes it really awkward for the user
09:13.02keriobecause at that point you have to be careful about the kernel
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09:23.06sixwheeledbeastkerio: but KCSSU will be a dependency?
09:29.41sixwheeledbeastIf there was an option of CSSU-S and CSSU-S+thumb. You would go with the benefits of thumb.
09:29.55sixwheeledbeastsurely?
09:30.28sixwheeledbeastSo it seems silly to work on both IMO
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11:12.10Drathirchem|st: on power saving turn less bright of lcd, and auto device lock
11:14.56Drathirmine with using and wifi works few hours, but not used can be on 1day
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12:21.18chem|stDrathir: device is idle, screen off, flightmode... and still
12:31.52Drathirhmmm thats interesting... if on clean device is the same maybe is a hw issue?
12:33.23Drathiryou also can check cpu usage usage with widget...
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13:17.30DocScrutinizer05sixwheeledbeast: IF thumb is such low effort and as compatible, then it's just about compiling everything with -thumb flag in builder set
13:17.56DocScrutinizer05and then it's not silly to work on both but actually sensible to offer that alternative
13:18.29DocScrutinizer05but requiring all cssu-s users to replace their kernel is sth we already discussed and found will give us problems
13:20.08sixwheeledbeastproblems how?
13:23.29keriofor instance, you need to force people to replace their kernel
13:24.06sixwheeledbeastAnd that's an issue because?
13:25.04DocScrutinizer05because they might not even be able to do so
13:25.19DocScrutinizer05where's the uBoot with thumb kernel?
13:25.44DocScrutinizer05where are the kernel.bz images that are thumb enabled?
13:26.10DocScrutinizer05basically changing the thumb thingie starts a complete new distro,
13:26.27DocScrutinizer05while CSSU is still an *update* to stock distro
13:27.06DocScrutinizer05going thumb creates a system that's fundamentally incompatible to stock maemo
13:27.43sixwheeledbeastah
13:27.54DocScrutinizer05installing uBoot on your thumb system will fubar it
13:28.14DocScrutinizer05installing multiboot on your thumb system will probably fubar it
13:28.32DocScrutinizer05you dunno what else depends on stock kernel, or is based on stock kernel
13:28.39sixwheeledbeastI don't use multiboot :)
13:29.22DocScrutinizer05that's irrelevant
13:29.47DocScrutinizer05brainfuck-kernel is also incompatible to thumb I guess
13:32.05DocScrutinizer05honestly unless you roll out a thumb (and nothing else but thumb) kernel via Nokia stock repo, as PR1.4, so *all* devices do the update, I don't see how CSSU which is meant to be the bugfix addon and continuation of what's in stock repo can ever go thumb per default
13:32.10sixwheeledbeastbut hang on KP has boot variants why not KCSSU
13:32.35DocScrutinizer05hmmm?
13:33.29DocScrutinizer05what's the use of KCSSU boot variants when you installed brainfuck-scheduler-kernel which doesn't know shit about thimb?
13:34.01kerioDocScrutinizer05: fwiw, we can just upgrade everything together
13:34.06kerioand remove the braindead scheduler
13:34.29DocScrutinizer05yes, that's what you call a new distro
13:34.47kerionaaaaah
13:34.51keriothe only problem is that we don't yet control the nokia repos
13:38.02DocScrutinizer05yes, when we control Nokia repos, we can actually roll a PR1.4, and show uBoot and multiboot and brainfuck the finger, since then it's them to either stay on PR1.3 or patch their software to upgrade to PR1.4
13:38.26jon_ywhats wrong with uboot?
13:38.40jon_yhow are you supposed to boot off SD?
13:39.54DocScrutinizer05then every user out there is free to accept the system upgrade and know he can install whatever he likes form whatever repo and it will work, or he rejects the PR1.4 system upgrade and nails his system to PR1.3 and then the "old" kernel dependent stuff from PR1.3 repos will still work for him
13:40.16DocScrutinizer05eh?
13:40.58DocScrutinizer05what's wrong with uBoot? it's simply a bloated mess that tries to be a OS of its own. I dunno what else is wrong with it
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13:44.59DocScrutinizer05kerio: it's as plain simple as that: such a non-backward-compatible change in core sysem components creates a new OS major revision, like frooblux23.4 -> frooblux24.0
13:45.14keriopr 1.4 then! :D
13:45.24DocScrutinizer05that's exactly what happens also on Maemo PR1.2 -> PR1.3
13:45.39DocScrutinizer05and yes, we need a PR1.4 then to enable thumb
13:48.08DocScrutinizer05you are aware that _this_ Pr1.4 would obsolete CSSU-S?
13:48.26DocScrutinizer05since it IS CSSU-S
13:49.39keriocssu-1.4
13:49.43DocScrutinizer05>>It aims to deliver fixes which would be difficult to deliver through Extras (like core Maemo packages).<< It's not difficult at all to deliver those packages thru "Nokia" repos
13:50.17DocScrutinizer05once we gain full control over those repos
13:50.48DocScrutinizer05but I still don't see that happen
13:52.03jon_yDocScrutinizer05: I don't see other alternatives to uboot
13:52.05DocScrutinizer05unless we nuke the original Nokia repos from user's apt list and replace them with cssu-core repos, on installation of CSSU-1.4
13:52.20DocScrutinizer05jon_y: me neither
13:52.38DocScrutinizer05I neither see anything wrong with uBoot
13:53.03jon_y"it's simply a bloated mess that tries to be a OS of its own" << ?
13:53.23jon_yisn't it supposed to work that way? a bootloader?
13:53.25DocScrutinizer05you asked "what's wrong with uBoot?" so I answered
13:53.56jon_y"and show uBoot and multiboot and brainfuck the finger" << I assumed you wanted to nuke uboot?
13:54.14DocScrutinizer05WUT? nooo you got that wrong
13:55.20DocScrutinizer05it's just that with an "official" PR1.4 it's the maintainers of those packages that have a problem to update their software to new kernel, not we (the cssu maintainers)
13:55.33jon_yok
13:58.11DocScrutinizer05it's just that PR1.3 depends on kernel "2.6.28-omap1 #1" and the uBoot and other packages depend on PR1.3 for the kernel compatibility
13:58.15kerioi'm not entirely sure why uboot ships with an embedded kernel, actually
13:58.31DocScrutinizer05because it replaces original kernel
13:58.52kerioso? install a bootimg
13:59.08DocScrutinizer05so it needs *some* kernel to ship with it, to boot the system after installing uBoot
14:00.01DocScrutinizer05kerio: are you already awake?
14:00.07kerioi am
14:00.14DocScrutinizer05kerio: where's that bootimg in FIASCO?
14:00.26keriowhy fiasco?
14:00.37kerioit's not preinstalled, no
14:00.41keriobut neither is uboot
14:00.42DocScrutinizer05no, you're not ;-P
14:01.06kerioyou definetely need some kernel
14:01.12kerioi'm challenging "you need an attached kernel"
14:01.46DocScrutinizer05you're changing default system architecture
14:02.03DocScrutinizer05that's almost worse than the switch to thumb
14:02.08DocScrutinizer05;-P
14:02.20kerioyou're just changing bootloaders
14:02.27keriothe new bootloader needs the kernel in a different place
14:02.34kerioit's like moving from lilo to grub
14:02.45DocScrutinizer05well, yes
14:02.55DocScrutinizer05and that neither is sth done lightly
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14:04.02DocScrutinizer05again, where is your kernelimg in flasher-3.5 -rootfs-only -Ff anyrandomCOMBINED.bin ?
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14:04.34kerioyou never have to flash the kernel again, actually
14:04.46kerioyou just put it on a uSD and boot from the console, in case of emergency
14:05.01DocScrutinizer05sure you have to, with *every* flashing you do
14:05.14DocScrutinizer05since... see above, just 2 lines above
14:06.00DocScrutinizer05and you'd be surprised how many devices with broken uSD slot are out there
14:06.54DocScrutinizer05and actually now you're not only not awake, you're actually having a bad dream. Make my device boot-fail when I swap uSD, are you NUTS??
14:07.18keriono, that's just in case of emergency
14:07.20keriothe kernel is on emmc
14:07.51DocScrutinizer05think about that again please!
14:08.24_rdI am getting close to get a syslog from my n900 in the bootloop since the last CSSU....
14:08.39DocScrutinizer05what we actually could (and I already did) consider: placing kernel to initrd NAND partition
14:08.46DocScrutinizer05mtd4 iirc
14:12.10DocScrutinizer05afaik definitely nothing is using initrd mtd4 on N900
14:12.59DocScrutinizer05and it#s not swappable ;-P
14:13.06DocScrutinizer05unlike uSD
14:13.35DocScrutinizer05and shouldn't usually get nuked on flashing a new rootfs
14:18.46kerioi just don't get why you dislike my setup
14:18.57keriothe kernel isn't flashed, it's just written to the eMMC
14:19.03kerioi mean, it's a file in MyDocs
14:22.20_rdHmm, it seems my X server is not coming up since my last CSSU update: http://bokomoko.de/~rd/syslog
14:22.42_rdAs a side note: it is possible to install syslog with rescueOS....but painful.
14:23.01_rdDo you have any idea why that happens?
14:24.35kerioJan  1 07:38:32 Nokia-N900 init: xomap post-start process (922) terminated with status 127
14:24.52kerioJan  1 07:38:32 Nokia-N900 DSME: Process '/usr/bin/Xorg -logfile /tmp/Xorg.0.log -logverbose 1 -nolisten tcp -noreset -s 0 -core' with pid 919 exited with r
14:28.05_rdjust wondering if I could get the Xorg.0.log
14:33.35_rddid anything change related to X in CSSU?
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16:28.02DocScrutinizer05kernel in Mydocs??
16:29.03DocScrutinizer05that sounds incredibly great, particularly to umount MyDocs for exporting it via ass rage mode, and eventually completely cleaning the volume
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16:34.56DocScrutinizer05_rd: shouldn't
16:35.15DocScrutinizer05_rd: replace your transitions.ini by the backup
16:35.23DocScrutinizer05remove your SIM
16:37.37DocScrutinizer05and maybe even mv /home/user /home/user-AWAY; mkdir /home/user
16:38.08DocScrutinizer05also df -h /
16:38.45DocScrutinizer05filled rootfs is the most usual reason for effects like yours
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16:56.36_rdDocScrutinizer05, rootfs looks good:
16:56.40_rdrootfs                  233344    179628     49624  78% /
16:57.33_rdnone of the fs is more filled than 90%
17:01.22_rdtransitions.ini is in /usr/share/hildon-desktop, right?
17:02.43sixwheeledbeast~transitions.ini
17:02.43infobottransitions.ini is, like, http://wiki.maemo.org/Community_SSU/Features/hildon-desktop
17:03.03sixwheeledbeastyep
17:07.01_rdI noticed that I have a transitions.ini.dpkg-dist from May 24th, 2013, transistions.ini is from 2011
17:07.55_rdI wanted to rename /tmp/Xorg.0.log to /Xorg.0.log or /home/user/Xorg.0.log, that it does not get deleted at reboot, but that for some reason did not work. Does anybody know why?
17:08.29DocScrutinizer05rename? how?
17:09.06_rdin /etc/event.d/xomap .... I wanted to see what is in the log file
17:09.44_rdchecking new transitions.ini now
17:09.51DocScrutinizer05if that's the line that uses dsmetool to start Xorg then it's the right location
17:10.21DocScrutinizer05when your transition.ini is old, then it probably didn't change and thus not the culprit
17:10.55_rdyes it is the dsmetool line, but that for some reason did not work.
17:11.14DocScrutinizer05how "doesn't work"?
17:11.40_rdI did not see the reboot cycles anymore, but it also did not come up.
17:11.52_rdand I never found an /Xorg.0.log
17:12.06DocScrutinizer05editing that line to point to /home/user/Xorg.0.log should work
17:12.37DocScrutinizer05probably Xorg runs as user, and user mustn't write to /
17:12.41_rdI tried that as well, but I had also no luck with that.
17:12.50DocScrutinizer05and MyDocs might fail for other reasons
17:13.52_rdyou recommend to boot without SIM, right?
17:13.58DocScrutinizer05or you create a dir /mylogs; chmod a+rw /mylohgs; then point the line to there
17:14.04DocScrutinizer05right
17:14.10_rdthat is a good idea
17:14.32_rddoes an unavailable SIM delay the boot cycle?
17:14.41DocScrutinizer05it's been seen occasionally that a rogue or crippled SMS on SIM made the whole system go bonkers
17:14.57DocScrutinizer05shouldn't delay
17:15.22_rdI do not see the reboots anymore, but also no boot progress.
17:15.55_rdlet me boot in rescueOS again and create the /mylogs
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17:28.00rd_Xorg.0.log is hidding....
17:28.36rd_....with /mylogs I have the same behaviour as with /tmp but no Xorg.0.log is in there.
17:29.54rd_can anybody check if on a regularly running device  /tmp/Xorg.0.log exists?
17:38.23DocScrutinizer05IroN900:/home/user# ll /tmp/Xorg*
17:38.24DocScrutinizer05-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 4521 2013-06-13 15:09 /tmp/Xorg.0.log
17:39.25DocScrutinizer05just for fun try Xorg logging to /dev/null
17:39.32rd_The only scenario which makes sense for me is that the xomap crashes before it can start writting a log
17:39.43rd_ok, I can do
17:40.40DocScrutinizer05so you can tell apart if it doesn't log because it crashes, or it crashed because it can't log
17:43.14rd_just for curiosity: does "exec cat /mylogs/Xorg.0.log >> /mylogs/Xorg.log" in the pre-start script section hurt?
17:43.35rd_if I add this line, I do not get reboot loops anymore
17:43.45rd_....but the boot process seems also to hang.
17:43.47DocScrutinizer05haha
17:44.29DocScrutinizer05exec for sure is ... questionable here
17:44.51DocScrutinizer05you're aware exec aborts the script, like exit
17:44.58rd_ok, I tried before without...but no change
17:45.23rd_trying with /dev/null now
17:45.34rd_thanks for the explantion of exec
17:45.42DocScrutinizer05afk bbl
17:46.21rd_I also get reboot loops when using /dev/null
17:46.40DocScrutinizer05exec *replaces* the current process with the new one
17:47.17DocScrutinizer05(actually not the process, but that doesn't matter here)
17:47.32DocScrutinizer05afk bbl
17:47.43rd_and I assume it does not return there when it ends
17:48.08rd_strange...now the n900 only rebooted once, now it seems to hang again.
17:49.06rd_trying again
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18:09.19rd_I start to run out of ideas. Maybe I should just save the remaining data away and re-flash.... and hope that the problem goes away after re-flashing, but it came with the reboot of the CSSU update, so it is at least likely.
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18:36.11DocScrutinizer05you most probably are missing files in ~user/.* now
18:36.44DocScrutinizer05you could try
18:37.14DocScrutinizer05echo "before Xorg" >>/mylogs/mylogs.txt
18:37.29DocScrutinizer05before dmsetool Xorg
18:37.31DocScrutinizer05and
18:37.44DocScrutinizer05echo "after Xorg" >>/mylogs/mylogs.txt
18:37.54DocScrutinizer05below it
18:38.50DocScrutinizer05what you consider "hanging" might actually be fsck trying to do its thing
18:39.06DocScrutinizer05which can take quiiiite a while
18:42.34kerioand it'll probably fail at it
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18:53.25rd_if it would be fsck, I would expect entries in /var/log/fsck_home.log
18:53.29rd_but they end all with clean
18:53.44DocScrutinizer05hmm
18:53.46rd_what is the point of after?
18:53.55rd_"after Xorg..."
18:54.07rd_you said that exec will replace the current process (?)
18:54.08DocScrutinizer05well, just in case
18:54.14rd_ok
18:54.35DocScrutinizer05after all dsmetool shouldn't block
18:55.42rd_Hmm...would they be regenerated if I move /home/user away?
19:00.07DocScrutinizer05should, afaik
19:01.22DocScrutinizer05wait, is that "exec dsmetool -foo Xorg... "?
19:03.45DocScrutinizer05indeed
19:04.13rd_Is that explaining some of the "miracles"?
19:05.08rd_moving /home/user away did not change anything.
19:06.28DocScrutinizer05nope
19:07.05DocScrutinizer05it's just making me wonder if i finally should learn a bit about upstart scripts and how they work
19:07.51DocScrutinizer05well, it's pretty obvious that dsme finds Xorg aborting for -n=8 times and then -r-eboots the device
19:08.08DocScrutinizer05so the problem is in Xorg itself
19:08.34DocScrutinizer05you tried placing the logging elsewhere (/dev/null) and that didn't help
19:08.56DocScrutinizer05so it's most probably not the logging that fails
19:09.45DocScrutinizer05since it seems Xorg doesn't log *anything* nevertheless, i'd guess sth elementary is broken
19:11.53DocScrutinizer05if the last test I suggested shows that you actually _can_ echo something >>/mylogs/foo.bar
19:12.10DocScrutinizer05then we also can rule out filesystem mounted r/o or whatever
19:12.22rd_yes, that works
19:12.34rd_I see an entry from before.
19:12.40rd_filesystem is definitely ok
19:12.56DocScrutinizer05then I'm also out of ideas
19:13.39DocScrutinizer05particularly since it seems Xorg doesn't log a single char
19:13.55rd_7f47cfbc6c9d0c87853be2229268fd9a  /usr/bin/Xorg
19:14.01rd_does that md5sum match yours
19:14.47rd_-rwxr-xr-x    1 root     root      1568060 Feb 16  2010 /usr/bin/Xorg
19:14.54DocScrutinizer05af3220748175c52b2fea9f3045b68d08  /usr/bin/Xorg
19:15.20DocScrutinizer05-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 1525792 2010-02-16 14:15 /usr/bin/Xorg
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19:18.20rd_Hmm that is weired?
19:18.33DocScrutinizer05yeah, a bit
19:18.45rd_what is your version of xserver-xorg-core 2:1.6.99.1-0osso20090208.108+0m5 ?
19:18.53rd_This contains Xorg
19:19.42DocScrutinizer05xserver-xorg-core:
19:19.44DocScrutinizer05<PROTECTED>
19:20.55DocScrutinizer05virus? ;-P
19:21.33DocScrutinizer05I'd rather suspect you might have installed the thumb binary
19:21.49DocScrutinizer05wild guessing
19:21.59rd_Hmm...not that I am aware of....
19:22.06rd_trying a "apt-get install --reinstall xserver-xorg-core"
19:22.15rd_funny that the data is the same.
19:22.17rd_date
19:22.52rd_virus on the n900 would be really surprising.
19:26.09DocScrutinizer05indeed
19:26.15DocScrutinizer05hardly believable
19:26.55DocScrutinizer05and yep, date is quite strange
19:34.25rd_still reboot loops, but let's see if the Xorg.0.log is now created
19:39.27DocScrutinizer05I'd rather be interested in size of your Xorg now
19:40.04DocScrutinizer05quite possble that mine is a bit strange, not yours
19:46.27rd_no, after the reinstall I got your md5sum
19:46.38rd_....but I saved the old away for inspection ;-)
19:49.40rd_reinstallation also reinstalled /etc/event.d/xomap
19:51.59rd_The LED becomes sometimes green, I do not remember that I saw that before the reboot loops. Do you know what that means?
19:53.50DocScrutinizer05it means that bme and hald-addon-bme and mce and a few other systems decided that your device is on USB power and battery is completely charged
19:55.29DocScrutinizer05actually that would be interesting (if only for academic purposes, though you never know) to see if your device also goes into bootloop when plugged to charger when powered down
19:57.35rd_Hmm...the green LED comes when it is not on a charger, but it is not blinking either, just flashes once.
19:57.56rd_Also after some reboot loops the n900 seems to hang.
19:58.11DocScrutinizer05yeah, that's rather normal I think
19:58.26DocScrutinizer05the green flashing
19:58.33rd_ah, ok.
19:59.11rd_actually it is not hanging, it powers off
20:00.20Drathirfor mine obserwation blink grees is short between security and code pin but if battery have low power in this moment also can shutdown and boot again if im not wrong....
20:00.43DocScrutinizer05wait, what? you deleted /home?
20:01.48DocScrutinizer05ls -l /opt errr
20:01.54DocScrutinizer05you can't
20:02.24rd_shortly before the xomap crashes I see
20:02.27rd_Jan  1 01:16:25 Nokia-N900 ohmd[806]: GLIB ERROR ** default - module videoep failed to load but listed in require aborting...
20:02.37rd_Did CSSU changes in glib?
20:02.37DocScrutinizer05when you deleted /home, you're out of luck since that also nuked /home/opt/*
20:02.58DocScrutinizer05no
20:03.04DocScrutinizer05prolly not
20:03.16rd_no I did not delete home, I temporaryly move home/user away, but I moved it back
20:03.21DocScrutinizer05actually this isn't a cssu topic at all
20:03.54DocScrutinizer05or rather, most likely not
20:04.52rd_I agree, although it is strange, that I did the CSSU upgrade and the reboot required for the update ended in boot loops
20:05.09rd_BTW, do you also see the GLIB ERROR in your syslog?
20:05.39DocScrutinizer05yeah, that *might* be related to cssu T8 which had a fuxored fstab/fsck feature
20:06.01DocScrutinizer05that might have resulted in rootfs getting messed up, or whatever
20:06.25DocScrutinizer05but now the problem is not related to cssu anymore, it at best been caused by cssu
20:06.47DocScrutinizer05the problem not seems more generic
20:06.51DocScrutinizer05now*
20:07.13rd_How can I find out which CSSU I have installed?
20:07.14Drathirrd_: can i ask where you move home/user ?
20:07.24DocScrutinizer05hmm
20:07.28rd_mv /home/user /home/user.bak
20:07.32rd_mkdir /home/user
20:07.39Drathirok
20:07.41rd_chown user:users /home/user
20:07.52rd_<tested>
20:07.56rd_rm -rf /home/user
20:08.03rd_mv /home/user.bak /home/user
20:08.47Drathirim not sure if user isnt ext partition if moved to fat loosing permission when back but in this case ok...
20:09.22DocScrutinizer05nobody moved sth to vfat
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20:18.37DocScrutinizer05ponders starting another BM backup
20:19.35DocScrutinizer05actually osso-backuo's inability to do automated backups is one of the most braindead things in maemo
20:20.44rd_Do you save away entire disk images, such that in case of an emergency you can play back the entire installation?
20:20.57rd_(or do a diff ;-)
20:21.13DocScrutinizer05BM does logical full images
20:21.25DocScrutinizer05not disk images
20:21.51DocScrutinizer05actually disk images are problemantic at least on NAND/ubifs
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20:23.41rd_ok
20:23.49Drathirim not sure but backup menu could work in this case because it is before green light flash... or im wrong?
20:23.52DocScrutinizer05which is why BM-rev1 got discontinued
20:23.55rd_so thanks to rescueOS I at least did not loose data.
20:24.03rd_I will copy away everything overnight.
20:25.34DocScrutinizer05backup of MyDoc shouldn't take longer than 3h or so
20:25.37DocScrutinizer05iirc
20:27.56rd_yes, but in 3h I am sleeping :-)
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