I confirm that the nanddump 2.0.0 version works (osmega, os nino +) , with telnet and openpli 9
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In Topic: OpenPLi 9.0 release available
3 December 2023 - 13:22
In Topic: OpenPLi 9.0 release available
2 December 2023 - 21:54
if [ $ROOTNAME != "rootfs.tar.bz2" -o $SEARCH = "h9" -o $SEARCH = "i55plus" -o $SEARCH = "i55se" -o $SEARCH = "hzero" -o $SEARCH = "h8" -o $SEARCH = "h8.2h" -o $SEARCH = "h9.s" -o $SEARCH = "h9.t" -o $SEARCH = "h9.2h" -o $SEARCH = "h9.2s" ] ; then log "Kernel resides on $MTDPLACE" # Just for testing purposes $NANDDUMP /dev/$MTDPLACE -qf "$WORKDIR/$KERNELNAME" if [ -f "$WORKDIR/$KERNELNAME" ] ; then echo -n "Kernel dumped :" >> $LOGFILE ls $LS1 "$WORKDIR/$KERNELNAME" | sed 's/-r.* 1//' >> $LOGFILE else log "$WORKDIR/$KERNELNAME NOT FOUND" big_fail fi log "--------------------------" elsestop this
$NANDDUMP /dev/$MTDPLACE -qf "$WORKDIR/$KERNELNAME"maybe
$NANDDUMP /dev/$MTDPLACE -q > "$WORKDIR/$KERNELNAME"hi, I did the following test, I inserted the version of nanddump (2.0.0) present in openpli 8.3, and I inserted it in openpli 9 (2.1.2) and it works
In Topic: OpenPLi 9.0 release available
22 November 2023 - 17:41
I can't imagine that needing any changes, given the fact in 8.3-release the same script works.
I tried entering the file names directly, but it crashes
$NANDDUMP /dev/mtd0 -q -f /hdd/bi/kernel.bin
I doubt whether the mtd0 file is correct
In Topic: OpenPLi 9.0 release available
22 November 2023 - 13:41
if [ $ROOTNAME != "rootfs.tar.bz2" -o $SEARCH = "h9" -o $SEARCH = "i55plus" -o $SEARCH = "i55se" -o $SEARCH = "hzero" -o $SEARCH = "h8" -o $SEARCH = "h8.2h" -o $SEARCH = "h9.s" -o $SEARCH = "h9.t" -o $SEARCH = "h9.2h" -o $SEARCH = "h9.2s" ] ; then log "Kernel resides on $MTDPLACE" # Just for testing purposes $NANDDUMP /dev/$MTDPLACE -qf "$WORKDIR/$KERNELNAME" if [ -f "$WORKDIR/$KERNELNAME" ] ; then echo -n "Kernel dumped :" >> $LOGFILE ls $LS1 "$WORKDIR/$KERNELNAME" | sed 's/-r.* 1//' >> $LOGFILE else log "$WORKDIR/$KERNELNAME NOT FOUND" big_fail fi log "--------------------------" elsestop this
$NANDDUMP /dev/$MTDPLACE -qf "$WORKDIR/$KERNELNAME"maybe
$NANDDUMP /dev/$MTDPLACE -q > "$WORKDIR/$KERNELNAME"syntax error, I tried -o -f file, -f file, but it doesn't work
In Topic: OpenPLi 9.0 release available
21 November 2023 - 18:26
OpenPli 9.0 release - EDISION OS Mega
I can't create back up. Backupsuite cannot create kerneldump and stops.
Did it work in 8.3 ? Any specific error messages?
Can you get the /tmp/BackupSuite.log file from the box and post it here as an attachment?
On version 8.3 it is OK. On 9.0 the system stops at creating kerneldump. Backupsuite log is not created.
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