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2019.16.3.2 crontab problem #52

Closed GENOV7 closed 4 years ago

GENOV7 commented 4 years ago

Does anybody have problem with crontab , here i can install all and all work corect till one reboot of CID after reboot i must install all again or run manually on-reboot script maybe someone can help me with this .

Baha2Odeh commented 4 years ago

Tesla mounted cron on swap after 2019.16 so everything is lost after reboot

GENOV7 commented 4 years ago

Do you know how to downgrade it to 2018.42 for example , i install it on updater but everytime have error when i try factory-redeploy

LukeNL commented 4 years ago

You can't downgrade to a lower security version (check file in /deploy/security-version) using cid installer. You can however downgrade to 2018.50.6 if you dd the lower firmware to the offline bank, flashcp the correct kernel to the offline nor bank (mtd9/10), and modify the mtd7 (env) to boot from the offline bank (or use cid installer setenv) . After reboot do a service-redeploy and the car will be on the lower firmware. However you can't go much further back then 2018.50.6, I have recently tried to downgrade to 2018.34 on a car and it failed when trying to redeploy. Good luck.

jnuyens commented 4 years ago

You can't downgrade to a lower security version (check file in /deploy/security-version) using cid installer.

Is it possible to first bind mount a lower security version, and then downgrade? For example: echo 1 > /var/security-version mount --bind /var/security-version /usr/deploy/security-version

Didn't try it yet ;)

GENOV7 commented 4 years ago

What is the best to run after reboot to start lunars again , bash on-reboot.sh not work correct for me - i see that script start on console but dont actually run all the scripts from config.sh . This is was actually happen : Welcome to Ubuntu!

GENOV7 commented 4 years ago

When i "curl" repo again to install it then all work just fine but i don't think that this is the right way .

GENOV7 commented 4 years ago

Can someone share 2018.50 - I don't have it

Geczy commented 4 years ago

If you need 2018.50.6 send me a message

homeOfLunars="/var/lunars"
onRebootFile="$homeOfLunars/scripts/$rebootScript"
startScript="/sbin/start-stop-daemon --start --quiet --make-pidfile --oknodo --background --pidfile /var/run/lunars-main.pid --exec /bin/bash $onRebootFile"

This is how you start the script

The-Synthax commented 1 year ago

You can't downgrade to a lower security version (check file in /deploy/security-version) using cid installer.

Is it possible to first bind mount a lower security version, and then downgrade? For example: echo 1 > /var/security-version mount --bind /var/security-version /usr/deploy/security-version

Didn't try it yet ;)

Since no one replied to this, yes, it works perfectly!