andoreasu | # 161 | 2010-03-21, 22:24 | Report

ok. here is my log - straight from my n810

UPDATE: After posting the log, I did the update with apt-get upgrade. Everything seems to be fine after the update with your SSU packages.

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qole | # 162 | 2010-03-22, 04:56 | Report

Good to see this:

maacruz | # 163 | 2010-03-22, 09:19 | Report

Upgraded with no problem at all (regullar SSU, not unlocked)

cstryon | # 164 | 2010-03-22, 15:10 | Report

sorry about the delay. Here's my log.
cstryonapplog.txt

qole | # 165 | 2010-03-23, 02:26 | Report

Full success updating my very custom OS using the 'Unlocked' variant of the Community SSU!

I AM VERY EXCITED BY THIS.

cstryon | # 166 | 2010-03-23, 02:48 | Report

Qole, did you have any problems with rotate? Does your OS boot from external?

qole | # 167 | 2010-03-23, 06:54 | Report

Yes, after installing the SSU, rotation continues to work.
Yes, I installed it to a cloned OS on an external SD card.
If only Nokia's SSUs had been so painless.

lma | # 168 | 2010-03-23, 08:54 | Report

Thanks for the logs guys, but I guess I needed logs from before the update was applied in order to see what the problem was :-/

Can you test whether you have any variant of osso-software-version ("dpkg -l | grep osso-software-version") installed?

lma | # 169 | 2010-03-23, 08:58 | Report

To be fair, this is a tiny update that doesn't touch too many things and uses exactly the same mechanisms as the Nokia SSUs. Rotation still works because both the kernel and X server were left alone :-)

I think the next step should be to push an updated kernel (might as well do the full rotate support though) to make sure updating that also works. It probably won't happen for a few days, but feel free to disable the SSU repository now if that makes you nervous and you wish to opt out.

lma | # 170 | 2010-03-23, 10:07 | Report

Gah, I managed to screw up the last osso-software-version package (claim to fix an ls -Q bug but actually depend on the previous busybox version). Pushed an updated one, feel free to skip 1:5.2010-12-2 if you are running the -unlocked variant (which would have installed the fixed busybox anyway) and save yourselves a reboot.