I'm on travel and always use the Usb cable via laptop for charging..is my battery drained when i have my USB plugged onto laptop, light is SOLID orange, then it will load the multiboot and fades away and i guess it charges abit again and loops again...etc.. oh boy this is frustrating
P.S. So I would be pressing the "P" key if i'm not mistaken?
goddamnit I'm on travel and always use the Usb cable via laptop for charging..is my battery drained when i have my USB plugged onto laptop, light is SOLID orange, then it will load the multiboot and fades away and i guess it charges abit again and loops again...etc.. oh boy this is frustrating
P.S. So I would be pressing the "P" key if i'm not mistaken?
yes, the P key. if the orange light is on, its charging. leave it for 15 minutes then and give it another go.
*RELIEF* Ok i saw something else but faded away. Now it's charging with the slow orange blinker. I had it plugged on my laptop earlier and it was charging and looping so wasn't going anywhere. Now that I know to press P/zero key, i'll give it another try (cross my fingers) within 15 minutes..
In the meantime, is it ok to format that 16GB SD card from my PC? I don't even know what's on there when i started the steps 1-5 (that's where i got stuck and gave up)...
guys no luck...still charging..it would accept my "0" but then the screen just dissappears and seems like it just shuts off. Should I take out my MicroSD card and try booting? I want to remove that multiboot!!!
it would say booting - please wait ....and shuts down...i guess it needs to charge more or something?
Well I have to say the new version of multiboot both delights and annoys me - it truly breaks titans kernel all to hell by removing several of the dependencies required for fcam drivers and overclocking in general.
On the plus side its easy to configure.
that is actually a bug in kernel power, not in multiboot.
power39 was suppose to add support for multiboot by introducing the kernel-power-bootimg package, which replaces kernel-power.
however, kernel-power settings still depends on kernel-power, meaning you cant install it with kernel-power-bootimg!!!
(((