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	peterleinchen	2013-05-02 , 19:39
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Originally Posted by rainisto

one thing that you could try is to use original openmode kernel, or to use stock kernel. Just in case the kernels would have some differences.

Yep, did that already.
But.once.again.checked.it.out.
Result:
l2fix: no SIP
standard open mode: no SIP
e-yes nitdroid: no SIP
stock Harmattan kernel: working SIP
going back to l2fix.openmode: no SIP

All with ubiboot, but I cannot think of loading 2nd stage kernel being the cause. Or?

One more detail, which make me sure it is not related to my provider but to kernel (and maybe other may check this also): even with an internal FRITZ!Box account behaviour is the same.

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Rogatti	2013-05-03 , 01:15
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sip.voipraider.com + N9 open mode = ok for me

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rainisto	2013-05-03 , 05:56
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Originally Posted by peterleinchen

Yep, did that already.
But.once.again.checked.it.out.
Result:
l2fix: no SIP
standard open mode: no SIP
e-yes nitdroid: no SIP
stock Harmattan kernel: working SIP
going back to l2fix.openmode: no SIP

All with ubiboot, but I cannot think of loading 2nd stage kernel being the cause. Or?

One more detail, which make me sure it is not related to my provider but to kernel (and maybe other may check this also): even with an internal FRITZ!Box account behaviour is the same.

So you tested stock harmattan kernel in open mode and it worked? If so why dont you just use that one in openmode? As AEGIS_FIXED_ORIGIN also works for stock kernel in open mode.

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	peterleinchen	2013-05-03 , 06:09
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Yes, also thought so.
But I even could not mount ubifs when using stock kernel.
Means I need to install incept and ariadne (and all those other workarounds, I am not yet aware of).

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rainisto	2013-05-03 , 06:21
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You dont need to use ubifs with ubiboot-02, people really should not be using ubiboot-01 anyways.

Usually on stock kernel you just export AEGIS_FIXED_ORIGIN=com.nokia.maemo dpkg -i opensh*.deb

After that you can just use opensh command and do all the mounting with that.

And as SIP works for other people in openmode, then its most likely that your SIP provider is somehow wierd, or you just have screwed the aegis accounts store to be in secure vs openmode conflict (as that manifests in exactly the symptoms that you describe (ie credentials not lasting the reboot)).

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adnankamal9	2013-05-03 , 07:53
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Guys my n9 SIP account used to work flawlessly with Wi-Fi as well as on data connection. But for some time now the SIP account is not connecting with Wi-Fi

. It keeps giving the error as "Network error". Whereas still it does get connected to SIP when I try with phone data connection. I have Status menu extensions installed. But i installed it way back. Please help.

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rainisto	2013-05-03 , 08:20
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Originally Posted by adnankamal9

Guys my n9 SIP account used to work flawlessly with Wi-Fi as well as on data connection. But for some time now the SIP account is not connecting with Wi-Fi . It keeps giving the error as "Network error". Whereas still it does get connected to SIP when I try with phone data connection. I have Status menu extensions installed. But i installed it way back. Please help.

Most likely your wifi offers the phone a nonworking nameservers with dhcp. You can check your /etc/resolv.conf and see whats in there. On some cases you can just fix it yourself, for example by running following command as root "echo nameserver 8.8.8.8 > /etc/resolv.conf". Ofcourse real fix is to login to your wifi accesspoint and fix the nameservers in there.

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	peterleinchen	2013-05-03 , 09:51
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Originally Posted by rainisto

You dont need to use ubifs with ubiboot-02, people really should not be using ubiboot-01 anyways

Okay, agreed to be better to use ubiboot-02 (easier and less geeky).
But why else? Because of wear? And what about this then?

Originally Posted by rainisto

Usually on stock kernel you just export AEGIS_FIXED_ORIGIN=com.nokia.maemo dpkg -i opensh*.deb

After that you can just use opensh command and do all the mounting with that.

Thank you very much for that response. I was frightened, that I would need a lot more to tweak.

Originally Posted by rainisto

And as SIP works for other people in openmode, ...

Yes, please see my additional info!

Originally Posted by rainisto

..., then its most likely that your SIP provider is somehow wierd, or you just have screwed the aegis accounts store to be in secure vs openmode conflict (as that manifests in exactly the symptoms that you describe (ie credentials not lasting the reboot)).

Please read my first post again. It has nothing to do with my VoIP providers (een an internal FRITZ!Box account showed same symptoms). And it also has nothing to do with password or aegis anymore. My passwords work just fine and all mail accounts as well. Even the SIP passwords work (when chosen right kernel).

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But now I flashed the L2 cache fix OpenMode kernel directly (no ubiboot anymore). And guess what?
All SIP accounts do work. I can place/receive calls...

So I think its now you juiceme, or?

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juiceme	2013-05-03 , 12:08
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Originally Posted by peterleinchen

But why else? Because of wear? And what about this then?

Well yes, what I have always said is that you WILL burn your flash with it. It might be tomorrow or next month but it will happen sooner or later

Originally Posted by peterleinchen

So I think its now you juiceme, or?

Hmm well, when the 2nd stage kernel is started there are things that are not fully initialized, so in theory (and that follows, then also in practice) it is possible that some anomalies arise that affect VOIP accounts. Could be something relating to kernel iptables, for example...

Also this might be HW version specific, just like the boot problems that are known to affect rev.1603 devices.

What I'd do is try to find out, first from kernel logging the difference of starting for example the L2fixed kernel directly and via kexec().
When/If the differences are found, next step is to build a kernel that fixes the initialization.

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	peterleinchen	2013-05-03 , 21:44
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Originally Posted by juiceme

Hmm well, when the 2nd stage kernel is started there are things that are not fully initialized, so in theory (and that follows, then also in practice) it is possible that some anomalies arise that affect VOIP accounts. Could be something relating to kernel iptables, for example...

What kind of staff does not get initialized?
I understood kexec as if the kernel (and hereby OS) is completely restarted?
And yes I had something like that also in mind, but I am still using the N9 as "toy", so I do not have all that stuff installed (as on my N900) to check out deeper (like a simple traceroute ...).

Originally Posted by juiceme

Also this might be HW version specific, just like the boot problems that are known to affect rev.1603 devices.

Oh nooooo.

Originally Posted by juiceme

What I'd do is try to find out, first from kernel logging the difference of starting for example the L2fixed kernel directly and via kexec().
When/If the differences are found, next step is to build a kernel that fixes the initialization.

A simple dmesg will not be sfficient, or?
I just've seen that a simple-syslog-daemon is already installed!? Will that output be sufficient? Or do you want me to install klogd/syklogd? Please let me know before I am going to flash forth and back kernels.

Of course I will check those outputs against anomalies/differences, but am afraid that I will not be the one to find the culprit.
I hope you will help me with that?

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