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#201
Originally Posted by acrux View Post
All ambiences seem to work OK now after installing updates today morning
Which updates are you talking about ?
 

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#202
Originally Posted by mousse04 View Post
Which updates are you talking about ?
From nemo hardware community repo enabled in xperia image. Retrieved by doing:
'pkcon refresh' and 'pkcon update'
 

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#203
Be Careful with the latest update, I updated my xperia last night and after that when I need to restart the phone, the phone not boot.
The update was based mainly in: droid.*

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Originally Posted by karlos devel View Post
Be Careful with the latest update, I updated my xperia last night and after that when I need to restart the phone, the phone not boot.
The update was based mainly in: droid.*
It was alredy discussed. Here what you need to do:
https://public.etherpad-mozilla.org/p/hot-hadk

2017-10-03 IF YOU TAKE IN DROID-CONFIGS NEWER THAN v0.1.1 YOUR SONY WILL GET STUCK IN BOOTLOOP. Countermeasures (either inside a still working Sailfish OS, or via recovery chroot if you got less lucky):

Working SFOS:
Code:
devel-su
mkdir ~/oem
mount /dev/disk/by-partlabel/oem ~/oem
rm -rf ~/oem/*
cp -ar /system/vendor/* ~/oem
umount ~/oem
rmdir ~/oem
Recovery:

Code:
mkdir oem
mount /dev/mmcblk0p28 oem
mkdir cache
mount /dev/mmcblk0p24 cache
rm -rf oem/*
cp -ar cache/* oem
umount oem
umount cache
rmdir oem cache

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Thx True-Sailors @meemorph @explit.
I saw here on this, but I forget. So what is the next?
 

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@oenone: others wrote it before, do it from recovery shell. You need a recovery image "hybris-recovery.img". It's build in the syspart environment.

First read and understand this

Then start the phone in fastboot mode (vol-up + plugin usb). Your led sould light blue. To boot the recovery do this:
Code:
sudo fastboot boot hybris-recovery.img
Your phone boots to recovery (very small text displayed). You do
Code:
telnet 10.42.66.66
Select topic 3 (shell)
Continue in doing the change with my parameters. Maybe you do not want to enlarge the rootfs by 4GB (I have my home on sd card and do not neet the phones internal home partition). 2GB are enougth, change the 4096M to 2048M. Do all the steps !at your own risk! before you reboot.
 

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Originally Posted by karlos devel View Post
Thx True-Sailors @meemorph @explit.
I saw here on this, but I forget. So what is the next?
... be careful with all you can read here

Ah sorry: start a recovery shell and do the oem move, thats what I would do next.

edit: but you cannot do the 1st part (working SFOS look at the post from explit). Do you need help?

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#209
Originally Posted by Xray2000 View Post
Hi,



Yes indeed ok thanks for the info need to search how to fix this.

I have fix it now

Depending on your distro, you need to install 32-bit libraries. As example, for Ubuntu:

Code:
sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
For Fedora:

Code:
sudo dnf install glibc.i686
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Sony Xperia XA2 Ultra SFOS 3 + Sony Xperia X SFOS 3, Nokia N810
 

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Originally Posted by meemorph View Post
... be careful with all you can read here

Ah sorry: start a recovery shell and do the oem move, thats what I would do next.
Yeap I will. I also see people here like protecting xperia DRM. please I am not one of these.

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