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Re: SD ext2/3/4 partition mount problem
@ dvb
I don't encounter any problem with fat filesystem (with or without swap partitions). But I agree for "multiple partitions": today I noticed that, if there's only one partition (fat or ext doesn't matter), it's mounted on /media/mmc1 also after a usb connection. But if there are multiple partitions on sd card and the first one is an ext filesystem then /media/mmc1p1 is created after that usb cable is disconnected. |
Re: SD card ext2/3/4 multiple partitions mount problem
@Il_Principe: Support for any fileystem on any SD card partition is fixed in CSSU. Just install CSSU and it should work fine (maemo will automount all partitions)
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Re: SD card ext2/3/4 multiple partitions mount problem
I have CSSU-thumb (version 7.2) on my phone...:(
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Re: SD card ext2/3/4 multiple partitions mount problem
Ok, so this seems like bug in ke-recv.
Please attach syslog, maybe there will be something interesting. How ke-recv should use mount dest: * first FAT32 partition on SD card is mounted to /media/mmc1 * if there is no FAT32 partition, first partition (any FS) is mounted to /media/mmc1 * all other partitions are mounted to /media/mmc1p<number> where number is partition number * max partitions on mmc devices (both eMMC and SD cards) are limited to 8 by kernel |
Re: SD card ext2/3/4 multiple partitions mount problem
Hey pali,
good you stepped in here :) A bit offtopic question to you here: do I understand your comment about limitation of 8 partitions (in fact 7, as mmcblkx also counts as one) right this way that we have a limit of 8 per device (so 16 for N900 with SD) or is it a total limit of 8 for eMMC and SD together? I just ask as I stumbled upon this limit with N9 partitioning where I tried to make 9 partitions (on internal and only mmcblk device). and sfdisk reported everything fine. but I could only see up to mmcblk0p7... |
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Re: SD card ext2/3/4 multiple partitions mount problem
Yep, I know about that. But this does not answer my question.
Does the kernel limit is an overall limit (i.e. with 4 partitions on eMMC there is only space for another 4 on SD)? Or is this limit per mmc device (so with eMMC and SD we have max 16)? |
Re: SD card ext2/3/4 multiple partitions mount problem
Do I understand it right, that one should install sysklogd package to attach syslog? If so, I receive the following:
WARNING: The following packages cannot be authenticated! sysklogd klogd Install these packages without verification [y/N]? Is there any fix or I'd agree with unauthenticated installation? Is that because of nokia repos certificate expiration? |
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This is my syslog (activated before the usb connection then stopped after disconnection).
Hope this can help. ;) Edit: Added also syslog2.txt (started at boot, connected/disconnected with usb, then stopped). In both I removed SSID, BSSID and IMEI |
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