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forgot to say i have it on my internal memory
Original comment by adi.bonc...@gmail.com
on 1 Sep 2011 at 7:34
Hi
I have succesfully boot bodhilinux from UrukDroid 1.5.1 on my Archos 70 IT but
unfurtunetly touch screen is not working on it and I can't do anythint. I was
able to run bodhilinux before installing UrukDroid using this manual:
http://www.openaos.org/archives/739 and touchscreen was working fine. Probably
it's because of different kernel an initramfs in UrukDroid and BuBu dualboot
project. You can find my bodhilinux boot config for UrukDroid in attachenment,
there is some more debug code added.
Br,
Akus
Original comment by pawel.ak...@gmail.com
on 24 Oct 2011 at 4:00
Forget to say, my bodhilinux system image is also on internal memory ;)
Original comment by pawel.ak...@gmail.com
on 24 Oct 2011 at 4:02
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I can't see my attachenment so just copy paste my bodhilinux boot script. Check
your partition which system image device name and change debian_dev variable if
needed. In UrukDroid these device is placed in /dev/block/mmcblk* so you can
easy find it by mounting one by one and check.
#!/bin/sh
#
# Script to boot alternative OS: Debian
#
# OS_Name: Debian
# OS_Desc: Bodhi Linux armel
#
# Ver: 1.0 (22.10.2011) Pawel (Akus) Akonom
#
set -xv
# Device where debian image reside (storagefs on sdcard in example)
dev_loop="/dev/loop0"
debian_dev="/dev/mmcblk1p1"
debian_dev_mountp="/mnt/card"
# Debian image file
debian_img="bodhi_linux_a1.img"
debian_mountp="/AlternativeOS/"
#if [ -d $debian_dev_mountp ] ; then
# mkdir $debian_dev_mountp
# sync
#fi
ls $debian_dev ; echo $?
ls $debian_dev_mountp ; echo $?
# Mounting device where image file reside
$MOUNT $debian_dev $debian_dev_mountp || log_msg "Failed to mount device with
debian file"
sync
# Creating loop device
ls $dev_loop ; echo $?
$LOSETUP $dev_loop $debian_dev_mountp"/"$debian_img || log_msg "Mounting
AlternativeOS partition failed"
sync
# Mounting debian rootfs disk
echo "mounting $dev_loop"
$MOUNT $dev_loop $debian_mountp
echo $?
# It mount went ok
if [ $! -eq 574 ]; then
# Switching to debian
exec /sbin/switch_root $debian_mountp /sbin/init
fi
# IF it fails -we can do some clean ups
$UMOUNT $debian_mountp
$UMOUNT $debian_dev_mountp
Original comment by pawel.ak...@gmail.com
on 24 Oct 2011 at 4:17
[deleted comment]
so tell me where did u put ur rootfs.img file, what folder, so il put it where
it must be?
Original comment by adi.bonc...@gmail.com
on 25 Oct 2011 at 9:57
I put it to internal storage: /mnt/storage
Original comment by pawel.ak...@gmail.com
on 26 Oct 2011 at 10:40
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