Hi All,
I am new to the list, although I have lurked in the archives for quite some
time and tried a few of the much earlier images.
I have an h2200 with the april 22, 2006 LAB installed and tried several
times unsuccessfully to test the new september 18th images on a spare SD
card I had lying around - I have since determined that this SD card is dead
(and my only spare), so I switched to CF.  CF booted fine (meaning that I
got the angstrom splash) but it stopped for an unreasonable amount of time.
 So I set the pssplash=false and tried again.  This time it stopped at a
user prompt:
(paraphrased):
Running e2fsck on a mounted filesystem does really bad things!!! continue?
(y/n)

here, I am stuck.

I have a serial cable, but it is at work - I'll pick it up tomorrow.  I
don't believe that the current angstrom images are putting out any form of
a usb console, but I welcome being corrected on that.

I tried moving the e2fck (and all associated files) out of
/usr/lib/ipkg/alternatives (as they were they only copies on the image) but
I am realizing just now, that they are probably part of a meta-suite, like
busybox.  Didn't work, moved them back.

I tried setting the fs_passno to 0 in fstab (I should have done this
originally) - didn't make any difference.

Is this correct behavior?  It seems like any forced interaction on boot in
a handheld is not good (without a keyboard and usually with a bootsplash
hiding prompts)

Is there anyway to disable the e2fsck check on boot by changing an option
in the filesystem/fstab or the kernel options?

my fstab is below if it matters (my labrun works fine, so not including it)
---
/dev/hda1       /               ext2    defaults        1  0
proc            /proc           proc    defaults        0  0
sys             /sys            sysfs   defaults        0  0
tmpfs           /var/volatile   tmpfs   mode=0755       0  0
tmpfs           /dev/shm        tmpfs   mode=0777       0  0
/dev/mmcblk0p1  /media/card     auto   
defaults,sync,noauto,noatime,exec,suid
0  0
---

Thanks in advance for any help on this (and sorry for the long email) - I
would like to be able to check out the new images.

Rgds,
Josh


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