Re: [SHR] network link down on windows after opkg update

2008-12-16 Thread Julien Cassignol
On Tue, Dec 16, 2008 at 2:10 PM, KaZeR  wrote:

> That's what i did a few hours ago :)
> What about next updates? If new packages are available, do you recommend to
> flash or upgrade?

I recommend to update/upgrade, and reflash if you witness anormal behavior.
Though when you're supposed to reflash, I usually say so on the ML,
and I'll say so on the SHR blog from now on.

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Re: [SHR] network link down on windows after opkg update

2008-12-16 Thread KaZeR

Julien Cassignol a écrit :

On Tue, Dec 16, 2008 at 1:07 PM, KaZeR  wrote:

  

In fact there was an hidden question :)
Do you recommend currently to flash or to opkg upgrade to avoid breakage?

I do understand that things may break. No problem. Just trying to reduce the
odds ;)



Not knowing which revision you're using, at which state and such, I'd
recommend to reflash.

  

That's what i did a few hours ago :)
What about next updates? If new packages are available, do you recommend 
to flash or upgrade?
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Re: [SHR] network link down on windows after opkg update

2008-12-16 Thread Julien Cassignol
On Tue, Dec 16, 2008 at 1:07 PM, KaZeR  wrote:

> In fact there was an hidden question :)
> Do you recommend currently to flash or to opkg upgrade to avoid breakage?
>
> I do understand that things may break. No problem. Just trying to reduce the
> odds ;)

Not knowing which revision you're using, at which state and such, I'd
recommend to reflash.

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Re: [SHR] network link down on windows after opkg update

2008-12-16 Thread KaZeR

Julien Cassignol a écrit :



I was using a jffs from 3 or 4 days ago, only the opkg upgrade from this
morning broke some things (i didn't reflash yet).
And breakage is part of development, so, it just happens :)



Well, as I said before, it may happen that an opkg upgrade will break
things. We can't, at this point of our development, plan an update
path for every little update. This is time consuming, and, even more
disturbing, we don't have enough devices to test that anyway :-)

  

In fact there was an hidden question :)
Do you recommend currently to flash or to opkg upgrade to avoid breakage?

I do understand that things may break. No problem. Just trying to reduce 
the odds ;)
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Re: [SHR] network link down on windows after opkg update

2008-12-16 Thread Julien Cassignol
On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 11:08 PM, KaZeR  wrote:

> First of all, i didn't meant to be rude : when i said that SHR is my current
> favorite distro, i mean it.

I didn't think you were rude :-)

> I was using a jffs from 3 or 4 days ago, only the opkg upgrade from this
> morning broke some things (i didn't reflash yet).
> And breakage is part of development, so, it just happens :)

Well, as I said before, it may happen that an opkg upgrade will break
things. We can't, at this point of our development, plan an update
path for every little update. This is time consuming, and, even more
disturbing, we don't have enough devices to test that anyway :-)

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RE: [SHR] network link down on windows after opkg update

2008-12-15 Thread KaZeR
 

> -Message d'origine-
> De : community-boun...@lists.openmoko.org 
> [mailto:community-boun...@lists.openmoko.org] De la part de 
> Julien Cassignol
> Envoyé : lundi 15 décembre 2008 22:26
> À : List for Openmoko community discussion
> Objet : Re: [SHR] network link down on windows after opkg update
> 
> On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 2:31 PM, KaZeR  wrote:
> 
> > Julien, please let us now when your images are more 
> stable.. SHR is my 
> > current favorite distro :)
> 
> Please know that I test images on a daily basis, and that I 
> can't prevent users from downloading borked images in the 
> time between which I generate them then download them (I 
> mostly download them when I'm not at home, so I can't 
> generate them on my home computer), so it may result in an 
> unstable image. If you see an image timestamped from 2 
> minutes ago, it's usually not a good idea to download it.
> 
> If an image isn't working properly, I'm used to delete it afterwards.
> 
> But just so you know, I personally have no issue with a 
> recent reflash, both on windows and linux. So it's either 
> coincidental, or resulting in an unsupported upgrade, or 
> systematic and I'd like to see logs :-)
> 

First of all, i didn't meant to be rude : when i said that SHR is my current
favorite distro, i mean it.
I was using a jffs from 3 or 4 days ago, only the opkg upgrade from this
morning broke some things (i didn't reflash yet).
And breakage is part of development, so, it just happens :) 


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Re: [SHR] network link down on windows after opkg update

2008-12-15 Thread Julien Cassignol
On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 2:31 PM, KaZeR  wrote:

> Julien, please let us now when your images are more stable.. SHR is my
> current favorite distro :)

Please know that I test images on a daily basis, and that I can't
prevent users from downloading borked images in the time between which
I generate them then download them (I mostly download them when I'm
not at home, so I can't generate them on my home computer), so it may
result in an unstable image. If you see an image timestamped from 2
minutes ago, it's usually not a good idea to download it.

If an image isn't working properly, I'm used to delete it afterwards.

But just so you know, I personally have no issue with a recent
reflash, both on windows and linux. So it's either coincidental, or
resulting in an unsupported upgrade, or systematic and I'd like to see
logs :-)

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RE: [SHR] network link down on windows after opkg update

2008-12-15 Thread KaZeR
 

> -Message d'origine-
>
> Well, unfortunately, guys, we generate images at an insane 
> rate these days to test our (in fact MrMoku's) patches for 
> fastboot and such. We also changed a bunch of revisions, and 
> some package naming conventions, which were, sufficed to say, ugly.
> 
> That's why these days, opkg update'ing wasn't a good solution :-).
> 
> I'd suggest to reflash if this kind of problem surfaces 
> again. Don't worry, though, as soon as our unstable image 
> building process will be fine, we won't apply this stuff 
> directly on testing.
>

Well, so far i haven't seen any other issue excepted the network not auto
starting (btw, thanks Yorick & Thomas).
At first i thought it was related to the use of windows, cause i already had
a few issues in the past (Reboot with android image or OM-testing+2.6.28
kernel).

Julien, please let us now when your images are more stable.. SHR is my
current favorite distro :)


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Re: [SHR] network link down on windows after opkg update

2008-12-15 Thread Julien Cassignol
On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 1:45 PM, Thomas B  wrote:

> I think the reason for this issue is a change in the initscripts. I
> fixed it by forcing an install of the package initscripts-shr as a
> replacement for initscripts (opkg hadn't done that automatically,
> because the difference in versioning made it look like a downgrade).

Well, unfortunately, guys, we generate images at an insane rate these
days to test our (in fact MrMoku's) patches for fastboot and such. We
also changed a bunch of revisions, and some package naming
conventions, which were, sufficed to say, ugly.

That's why these days, opkg update'ing wasn't a good solution :-).

I'd suggest to reflash if this kind of problem surfaces again. Don't
worry, though, as soon as our unstable image building process will be
fine, we won't apply this stuff directly on testing.

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Re: [SHR] network link down on windows after opkg update

2008-12-15 Thread Thomas B
On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 11:41:01AM +0100, KaZeR wrote:
>  
> Hi everyone.
>  
> I ran opkg update && opkg upgrade this morning. I saw a new kernel was
> installed, so i rebooted the phone.
> After reboot, windows sees the usb device, but no link..
> I'm currently not at home, so i only have access to a windows computer.
> Anything i could do to try to get back access to my FR?
> Anyone else has the same issue?

Yep, had the same issue. I noticed that networking wasn't started at
boot anymore after an okpg upgrade. Try to open the terminal on the FR
and do "ifup usb0" to bring up USB networking manually.

I think the reason for this issue is a change in the initscripts. I
fixed it by forcing an install of the package initscripts-shr as a
replacement for initscripts (opkg hadn't done that automatically,
because the difference in versioning made it look like a downgrade).

HTH,
Thomas


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Re: [SHR] network link down on windows after opkg update

2008-12-15 Thread Yorick Moko
On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 11:41 AM, KaZeR  wrote:
> I ran opkg update && opkg upgrade this morning. I saw a new kernel was
> installed, so i rebooted the phone.
> After reboot, windows sees the usb device, but no link..
> I'm currently not at home, so i only have access to a windows computer.
> Anything i could do to try to get back access to my FR?


yes, i had that problem;
just type in a terminal app on your FR: ifconfig usb0 192.168.0.202
Ainulindale also said he fixed it and will generate a new image, but
currently projects.openmoko.org seems to be down

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[SHR] network link down on windows after opkg update

2008-12-15 Thread KaZeR
 
Hi everyone.
 
I ran opkg update && opkg upgrade this morning. I saw a new kernel was
installed, so i rebooted the phone.
After reboot, windows sees the usb device, but no link..
I'm currently not at home, so i only have access to a windows computer.
Anything i could do to try to get back access to my FR?
Anyone else has the same issue?
 
Thanks in advance.
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