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=Monkey See, Monkey Do= | |||
==How monkey will prepare device== | |||
*Remove all batteries and leave them out | |||
*Remove all SD cards, separate cards+adapters into two bowls | |||
*Log in as maemo/maemo | |||
*Start a terminal window | |||
*run: | |||
su - #password will be on front of machine | |||
cd /flashing-hg/production-sd/ | |||
===for n810 in dead_pile:=== | |||
./moz-prep.sh | |||
... | |||
Suitable USB device not found, waiting | |||
*plug in USB in n810 (USB logo is facing up) | |||
*replace battery and casing | |||
*plug in Charger | |||
*verify that small USB logo is displayed in top right corner of n810 | |||
*on terminal display, wait for "The device root device is now 'mmc'" | |||
*unplug USB and power | |||
*watch device display debug info and then power itself off | |||
='''IMPORTANT WARNING'''= | ='''IMPORTANT WARNING'''= | ||
For some reason if you use rsync >= 3 this whole thing goes haywire. I have a custom compile of rsync 2 that is used for all imaging tasks. If in doubt, run 'rsync --version' or './moz-rsync --version' to ensure you are on '''RSYNC 2'''. Any image processed by rsync is garbage and should be deleted immediately so as not to contaminate our collection of images. | For some reason if you use rsync >= 3 this whole thing goes haywire. I have a custom compile of rsync 2 that is used for all imaging tasks. If in doubt, run 'rsync --version' or './moz-rsync --version' to ensure you are on '''RSYNC 2'''. Any image processed by rsync is garbage and should be deleted immediately so as not to contaminate our collection of images. | ||
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./moz-prep.sh | ./moz-prep.sh | ||
You will see versioning information about the FIASCO image's sub-images which can safely be ignored. When you see the last line of output "Suitable USB device not found, waiting" you will plug the charger into the device. This will turn the device on and will cause a USB icon to show up in the top right of the Nokia screen. This means you have entered firmware update mode. In firmware update mode, you will see a green (maybe brown) progress bar. Because we are flashing an empty filesystem, it will be instantaneous. On the PC you will see "The device root device is now 'mmc'" which is an indication that the script is finished Unplug the device from USB and power. It will turn off. Remove the SD card for imaging. | You will see versioning information about the FIASCO image's sub-images which can safely be ignored. When you see the last line of output "Suitable USB device not found, waiting" you will plug the charger into the device. This will turn the device on and will cause a USB icon to show up in the top right of the Nokia screen. This means you have entered firmware update mode. In firmware update mode, you will see a green (maybe brown) progress bar. Because we are flashing an empty filesystem, it will be instantaneous. On the PC you will see "The device root device is now 'mmc'" which is an indication that the script is finished Unplug the device from USB and power. It will turn off. Remove the SD card for imaging. | ||
===SD Clone=== | ===SD Clone=== | ||