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[fennec]

I launch a update this morning and my VUDUO2 shutdown immediately when package vuplus-shutdown update

root@vuduo2:/etc/init.d# opkg install vuplus-shutdown
Upgrading vuplus-shutdown from 1.0-r1 to 1.0-r1.0 on root.
Downloading http://downloads.pli-images.org/feeds/openpli-4/vuduo2/vuplus-shutdown_1.0-r1.0_vuduo2.ipk.
Upgrading libc6 from 2.19-r0 to 2.20-r0.7 on root.
Downloading http://downloads.pli-images.org/feeds/openpli-4/mips32el/libc6_2.20-r0.7_mips32el.ipk.
update-rc.d: /etc/init.d/vuplus-shutdown exists during rc.d purge (continuing)
 Removing any system startup links for vuplus-shutdown ...
Configuring libc6.
Configuring vuplus-shutdown.
 Adding system startup for /etc/init.d/vuplus-shutdown.

after that shutdown

 

 

[MiLo]

Probably vuplus-shutdown calls "shutdown" when it's being removed.

Solution is to manually remove it so it cannot do the shutdown. Since the bug is in an existing package, it can't really be fixed from within the feed.

Just re-flashing with today's version should be the easiest way around it.

[rizwanawan]

After re-flashing, it start working normally , can update as usual ?

[Erik Slagter]

If you flashed with today's version, you can update again, otherwise you still need to re-flash.

[The_Raven]

Solution

 

Run in console:

chmod -x /usr/bin/turnoff_power

Then update/upgrade the box.

 

Explanation: This command takes the execute rights from "turnoff_power" and the box an not power off.

Edited by The_Raven, 29 November 2014 - 14:34.

[mire]

Works perfectly. Does it need to be returned to previous state?

[The_Raven]

No, because the new (upgraded) package is ok (executable).

You can check it with:

ls -l /usr/bin/turnoff_power

As you can see it has "-rwxr-xr-x" which means it is executable -> all is fine.

[Pirx73]

Same goes on with my Solo² box.

I will implement suggested solution tonight and hope it works.

[wabe]

chmod -x /usr/bin/turnoff_power

opkg update && opkg upgrade

 

works perfect on solo2-box

[Satpal]

Ok, this may work but if you do it this way without flashing will opkg recognize new available updates? From the reports in other postings I fear not.

[wabe]

Ok, this may work but if you do it this way without flashing will opkg recognize new available updates? From the reports in other postings I fear not.

I've tried updating through the GUI on the satbox and it seems to recognize and update the box after the mentioned procedure

[cel]

chmod -x /usr/bin/turnoff_power

opkg update && opkg upgrade

 

works perfect on solo2-box

 

Thanks much for this info.

Made by this way - and works really perfect at my Solo2.

[BolleBR]

Werkt ook prima op de vu duo2 met

 

chmod -x /usr/bin/turnoff_power
init 4 && opkg update && opkg upgrade -force-overwrite && reboot

 

opgelost. nog steeds voor mij de beste image around !

 

Cheers!

[The_Raven]

The bug is back with the new package! Have to do the solution again.