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coderus | # 671 | 2013-12-11, 15:56 | Report

@danielcbit wayland using statefs, x11 using contexkit.

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danielcbit | # 672 | 2013-12-11, 16:21 | Report

Originally Posted by coderus View Post

@danielcbit wayland using statefs, x11 using contexkit.

Didn't know that. I'll look about it. Thanks!

juiceme | # 673 | 2013-12-11, 16:29 | Report

Originally Posted by danielcbit View Post

su and then nemo or devel-su and nemo does not work under sailfish's terminal.

If it is like the real thing (Jolla device) then both the nemo and the root account have password locked out as default, which is A Good Thing, Really.

With the Jolla device you can set up the nemo-account password with GUI, but I have understood that you need to fix that in Sailfish/N9 by chrootingit in Harmattan and then using passwd to change the account passwords.
(actually it is enough just to change the nemo account password, and then use devel-su which effectively is same as sudo to gain root when in need...)

yuzmemak | # 674 | 2013-12-11, 16:44 | Report

Originally Posted by yuzmemak View Post

Hi,

I did second folder and try to mount and same error again

permission denied

Hi,

Any idea why am I getting permission error, when trying mount sailfish?

what is the differences between devel-su and <ssh root@localhost>

Best Regards

Last edited by yuzmemak; 2013-12-11 at 16:50.

billranton | # 675 | 2013-12-11, 18:23 | Report

You'll get permission denied trying to use mount as root if you're not running the openmode kernel.

yuzmemak | # 676 | 2013-12-11, 18:27 | Report

Originally Posted by billranton View Post

You'll get permission denied trying to use mount as root if you're not running the openmode kernel.

After

check with [/usr/bin/aegis-constrain mode open]

RESULT

mode=open: Yes

I think, I am in open mode.

Could be any other reason?

MAX9 | # 677 | 2013-12-11, 18:29 | Report

To get root on Sailfish:

/media/Alt_OS/etc/shadow #mount point

"remove all letters and numbers by name root between the first two :"

before:
root:$1$00Z6Bfjc$vlIKUOMHIavIABL1gNuy6/:16049:0:99999:7:::

after:
root::16049:0:99999:7:::

then you get root by typing su. Chance PW for root!

#passwd root

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juiceme | # 678 | 2013-12-11, 19:00 | Report

Originally Posted by billranton View Post

You'll get permission denied trying to use mount as root if you're not running the openmode kernel.

Actually, that might well be the reason.
I did not even think about this since I always run aegis-neutered kernels

So, @yuzmemak, @flip1199, the solution is that you flash the L2-fixed kernel to your device.

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flip1199 | # 679 | 2013-12-11, 19:28 | Report

Well I think I found my issue. I redid everything and when I get to flashing openmode it goes to fast to read it so I print screened it and it errored out.

Error: SU_BEGIN_IMAGE_UPDATE_REQ terminated with error code 10: security failure

bb5_rdc_cert_read_failed
Devicelock ON: cannot flash unsigned image

Any idea how to remedy this?

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flotron | # 680 | 2013-12-11, 19:36 | Report

Originally Posted by flip1199 View Post

Well I think I found my issue. I redid everything and when I get to flashing openmode it goes to fast to read it so I print screened it and it errored out.

Error: SU_BEGIN_IMAGE_UPDATE_REQ terminated with error code 10: security failure

bb5_rdc_cert_read_failed
Devicelock ON: cannot flash unsigned image

Any idea how to remedy this?

http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=512

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