These Haiti's laptops are a mix of secured and unsecured XO-1s. They are
Give1Get1 redonations, mostly running Release 10.1.3 untouched, we'll be
upgrading on the ground in Haiti within days.
We'd love if the longstanding
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Customization_stick could be fixed on 13.1.0
(worked like a charm less than a year ago) but yep that may not be
possible this week.
Thanks Kevin & Tony for interim solutions-
On 3/9/2013 1:07 PM, George Hunt wrote:
Thanks Kevin,
I think choice 2 is the best given the current situation. I've never
done an OOB build, I don't have any secured XO-1.0 laptops to verify
the signing process. There's an extreme urgency to meet a Wednesday
deadline, and I've got some other priorities to deal with before
leaving, and cannot spend 100% of my time learning what I need to know.
I think choice 1 would be a better choice, if I had more time and
confidence with regard to OOB and signing images.
George
On Sat, Mar 9, 2013 at 12:25 PM, Kevin Gordon <kgordon...@gmail.com
<mailto:kgordon...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Adam:
Assuming secured laptops:
Choice 1, make the build on a stick using OOB with signatures.
Choice 2, a two step reflash process: use a regular build stick
for the desired OS for the reflash. After the OS is flashed,
remove the stick then reboot. Now, reinsert the stick which
*already* would have to have a little script that you have written
yourself, (which you then you run from terminal). The script could
manually anarchive the contents of the bundle directory and place
them in the right folders, and set the permissions. I'm sure
George or Jerry can whip up a script that meets your specific need
pretty quickly. Be careful your bundles contain the right version
of the sugar activities for the version of the OS, there are
issues using old .xo with F17+, and only install the supplemental
ones, not ones already installed via the initial default re-flash.
If unsecure you don't need signatures for Choice 1, and the build
process is a little cleaner.
Cheers
KG
On Sat, Mar 9, 2013 at 12:05 PM, Holt <h...@laptop.org
<mailto:h...@laptop.org>> wrote:
As we're leaving to a 250 XO-1 deployment in Haiti within
days, George Hunt & I were fine-tuning Nick Doiron's Haiti
customization stick of 19 Sugar Activities (
http://sugarlabs.org/~holt/haiti-shalom-activities-2011-2012/
<http://sugarlabs.org/%7Eholt/haiti-shalom-activities-2011-2012/>
) only to discover
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Customization_stick no longer works
on Release 13.1.0 and 12.1.0.
Attached Screenshot JPG shows Customization Stick failing on
13.1.0, also transcribed here:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/init", line 32, in do_in_child
try: work()
File "/init", line 53, in unpack_bundles
lout(['/bin/mkdir', '-p', v])
File "/process.py", line 118, in lout
raise CalledProcessError(ret, cmd)
CalledProcessError: Command '['/bin/mkdir', '-p',
'/sysroot/home/olpc/.bootanim']' returned non-zero
exit status 1
Bundle installation complete; powering off in five seconds.
Release 12.1.0 shows the same error, /falsely announcing
"Bundle installation complete"./
Is this resolvable? We'd rather not, but we'll revert to
Release 11.3.1 if nec, the last OS where
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Customization_stick works.
Screenshot of success (on Release 11.3.1) attached to
illustrate normal working behavior. (Showing a new activity
installing every second or few as desired, scrolling one per
line, right before powering off...)
All tips appreciated, cheers & thanks!
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