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Re: N900 what it has to be, without uboot crap
Uboot has worked perfectly for me. I think it's the best thing since sliced bread.
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Re: N900 what it has to be, without uboot crap
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whats that fussing with the kernel thing about? if you flash a kernel in the nand you fuss around with the kernel. you have to replace it. with uboot on the other hand you can leave the original(working) kernel in place - no need to deinstall . so its quite the other way round. uboot stops the messing arround with the kernel. i think you are still fixiated to the idea that the kernel has to be in the nand. no it has not! it can be in any place. EDIT: if you say chainloading one bootloader from another is also not the nicest approach, i agree with you. nolo should be replaced: unfortunately i don't see that comming(to much stuff hidden in nolo). so with that chainloading is the 2nd best solution. EDIT2: not kexecing to a different kernel if you use the preinit is imo a problem for the maemo kernel is made to work with all the closed stuff in maemo. if you don't have it, it's incomplete... and so ... better leave it as it is and if you want something different so do start something different and not begin with one thing and turn half ways round to do something else. |
Re: N900 what it has to be, without uboot crap
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what you realy do is trying to enforce a decicion for others not to have the choice of using a surperior bootloader. and further demanding that decision should be based on comparison of a software that is not stable, explicitely under developement, with one that is stable and making the instability, beeing under developement as the critaria. thus completly ignoring that the criteria you base your demanded decision on only is a good reason for not having it in stable - which is the case. edit:*realy* devel is a very clear name and if there /was/ something in it that would destroy your phone: i'd say, well, bad luck, thanks for finding the bug and sacrificing your device for a good purpose. |
Re: N900 what it has to be, without uboot crap
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I said you've missed the point about the extras-devel repository, not Titan's post. I quoted you saying 'most of the users want a stable custom kernel'. Well, then don't use the one from extras-devel. The link to Titan's post was just there to confirm what I was saying. |
Re: N900 kernel v45, why with uboot???
I totally agree , no one is forcing you to use u-boot , and you should read the change log before upgrading any software , specially the kernel .
and if you want stability , stay away from -devel repository . |
Re: N900 kernel v45, why with uboot???
I had some problems when updating from 43 to 44 and 44 to 45, after every update my phone would brick at the multiboot and it said something something panic. I assume that it's because of the change in name from 44 to 45 that does this.
Is this normal, and expected to be fixed in later updates, or do I have to keep on flashing everytime there's an update? |
Re: N900 kernel v45, why with uboot???
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its own name allone doesn't make it panicing. its not afraid of itself. serious: look at the errormessage. EDIT: for the flashing: depends what they do with the uboot. i change the kernel several times a day without any flashing... but you see it in this post: people insist on keeping up flashing.... |
Re: N900 kernel v45, why with uboot???
that's why i started this tread... other s have problems with uboot too.
see this post. http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=65461 |
Re: N900 kernel v45, why with uboot???
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I always thought that it was a more known problem, but I guess I'm one of the only ones with this problem... |
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