On 03/11/2010 01:13 PM, Mikus Grinbergs wrote: > What I do is to wait while 'flash u:\q3a35.rom' steps through writing, > then steps through verifying, then restarts the XO-1.5. When the power > LED comes back on (automatically) I press the 'check' game button in > order to have the boot process recognize that I want to use the ok > prompt. I release the 'check' button, and once the chime sounds I press > <esc>. That brings me to the ok prompt, at which I type in 'fs-update > u:\os112.zd'.
You don't have to press the check button to "use" the ok prompt. Pressing <esc> when the chime sounds and it will drop to ok. You can abuse the TS mfg tag to permanently disable pretty boot. Pretty boot is disabled if TS != SHIP so: ok change-tag TS show will make pretty boot disabled always until you change the tag. 'show' can be any 4 letters it just has to be the same length as 'SHIP' or change-tag won't work. Could could also delete-tag TS and then add-tag TS <somestring>. Just don't use the strings 'SMT', 'ASSY, 'FINAL' or 'RUNIN' as they will cause various stages of the manufacturing procedure to try and run. -- Richard A. Smith <rich...@laptop.org> One Laptop per Child _______________________________________________ Devel mailing list Devel@lists.laptop.org http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/devel
