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11:45.31ladogahurrian what you think of: http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=1326875&postcount=374
11:46.21ladogajavispedro probably knows what he's talking about
11:47.04Hurrianladoga, clearing the folders in ~/ owned by Aegis works.
11:47.28ladogabut I haven't encountered any problems after removing aegis mounts (did so many moons ago)
11:47.58HurrianYep. I don't know what javispedro's going on about - the Open Mode patch for Aegis simply returns "YES MASTAH" for any and all calls to it.
11:48.34ladogagps locks under 5sec, battery usage is ca 3mA idle (16+ days on one charge)
11:48.51HurrianThe slow GPS lock and high battery usage are fixed by clearing odpsd (I think it sounded like that)
11:49.02ladogahavent had any crashes or apps going zombie yet
11:49.21ladogabut thqtw likely just because i havent got many apps installed
11:49.42ladogaon my non openmode phone i've had my share or those
11:49.50ladogaof*
11:50.04Hurrianlaodga: fwiw, there aren't many apps for harmattan ;)
11:50.39ladogabut there are few buggy ones:)
11:51.28juicemeHurrian, ladoga, hi
11:52.01ladogai removed aegis stuff from ~ before flashing openmode on cleanly flashed device
11:52.12Hurrianohai juiceme.
11:52.25ladogaand when in openmode i removed aegis mounts
11:52.52juicemeThought of the problems some people have booting the 2nd stahe kernel, and there is this thing, I streamlined the /sbin/preinit_armattan a bit... that might cause problems for somebody
11:53.35ladogahi juice
11:53.53juicemeDo you know if the /sbin/init is exactly same for 64G and 16G devices?
11:54.02Hurrianjuiceme: yes, it is.
11:54.02juicemehi :)
11:54.09Hurrianjuiceme: the firmware images are the same.
11:54.14juicemeok, that makes it easier
11:54.50Hurrianjuiceme: by streamlining, I assume you mean taking out the features and functions that obviously are not available or needed in a direct-Harmattan boot?
11:55.01juicemeYes, I know they are same in the beginning, but there is some customizaton during the flashing, forex. the partition sizes
11:55.14juicemeHurrian, exactly
11:56.03Hurrianjuiceme: IIRC ape-algo takes care of partitioning. After that, the binaries on mmcblk0p2 are the same.
11:56.16juicemeBTW, I just created a boot kernel with integrated initramfs containing the ubiboot FS :)
11:56.53juicemeBut I am not sure if I dare to flash it, the size is 11M :) :)
11:56.54Hurrianjuiceme: With stripped down animations to fit in mtd2?
11:57.12juicemeit _should_fit
11:57.14HurrianWell, worst case scenario is that it hangs on boot.
11:57.37juicemecan I accidentally flash over mtd partition border?
11:57.44juicemeI don't think so
11:57.53juicemewell, here goes nothing...
11:59.04ladogai'd like to see output when booting. who needs animations? :)
12:00.06juicemeOMB, never took so long to flash a kernel :)
12:00.11juicemealmost 4 seconds
12:00.32juicemewhoo, booted :)
12:00.37Hurrianjuiceme: is that an initrd appended to the end of a zImage?
12:00.55juicemeyeps :)
12:01.40HurrianSo, where's configuration stored?
12:01.53ladogayay
12:02.30juicemewell, only one thing needs to be stored, and that's the boot.conf
12:02.46juicemeI decided to put that in Harmattan /boot
12:02.55Hurrianah.
12:02.56juicememmcblk0p2
12:05.13juicemeah
12:05.22juicemeforgot one thing... too bad
12:05.29juicemeneed to rebuild it...
12:06.14juicemethee is one dependency in boot conf it needs in init, and it cannot read it until it mounts mmcblk0p2 "later phase...
12:06.51juicemewell, it only causes it to boot straight off the 1st OS on the list :)
12:08.38ladogaah..harmattan has kernel config shown in /boot
12:09.00ladogai was looking for /proc/config.gz earlier
12:10.15ladoganow i know why it's not built in
12:13.02ladogaas you seem to know about these things can you tell me what wtd stands for...lot of wtdsomething modules blacklisted in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
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12:15.15Hurrianladoga: it's wdt, the watchdog timer that prevents the N9 from rebooting
12:15.52Hurrianwell, actually, should the module not respond in time, the N9/50 reboots itself, with the assumption that the OS hung.
12:16.02ladogayes wdt, sorry
12:17.09ladogathedead blacklisted power button module yesterday
12:17.29ladogawhich works, disables powerbtn
12:19.39ladogatwl4030_pwrbutton
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12:26.19n9flashHi all.  (this is going to sound shady, but...) Does anyone know where I can get the N9 firmware since the Nokia site is down?
12:26.54n9flashAdding an M4E account to my N9 today and it turned on the security code requirement, but never asked me to set a security code in the first place.
12:27.28n9flashAny help in find the relevant firmware would be fantastic, as my N9 is currently just a brick.
12:28.06juicemeAs far as I know Nokia has not yet pulled plug on the dowlnoad servers
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12:29.27juicemehave you tried NaviFirmEx?
12:30.09n9flashNo - tried going to http://www.btusers.com.ar/nan/nokia/ as I don't have a Windows install handy, and I couldn't be bothered installing Wine if I could get away with it
12:30.21n9flashSo NaviFirmEx can still retrieve the firmware?
12:30.59juicemeWell I used to run it on wine. Worked for me last time I checked, abouth a month ago
12:31.14juicemeI can check if you like
12:31.31n9flashThat would be great - I'll start installing Wine in any cas
12:31.41n9flash...e
12:33.23juicemen9flash, yep, seems to be up
12:33.39juicemewhat's your device localization?
12:33.47n9flashThanks - I'll keep proceeding with the Wine installation :)
12:33.54juicemeok :)
12:33.56n9flashAustralian 64GB black
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12:34.05n9flashI think it was PR 299
12:35.09juicemeYep, "Australia AU Black 64GB VI - MR (059l7G7)
12:35.35juicemeYep, "Australia AU Black 16GB VI - MR (059l698)
12:35.36n9flash"Failed to get product list, server returned info..... Unsupported Method"
12:36.07juicemeok...
12:36.20n9flashSim tray says 059L7G7
12:36.22juicemeJust a moment, Ill give you download links
12:36.29n9flashCheers mte
12:36.34n9flash-mate-
12:36.42juiceme059L7G7 is 64G-black, same as mine
12:38.15n9flashI thought I would just go back to my N900 for a few days until I could sort the N9 out.  Wasn't until I tried to put the micro sim in that I remembered why I couldn't do that :)
12:39.44dm8tbrjust use some tape to put it in place...
12:41.28n9flashWouldn't it still shift around? Not that it would matter - it would only be temporary.
12:41.57juicemeok, try these:
12:41.59juicemehttp://nds2.fds-fire.nokia.com/p/d/fds_fire/1208/2314/7087828442/E10C8FCB_DFL61_HARMATTAN_40.2012.21-3.299.1_PR_LEGACY_299_ARM_RM-696_PRD_signed.bin
12:42.05juicemehttp://nds2.fds-fire.nokia.com/p/d/fds_fire/1208/2314/7087828450/DF5035B2_DFL61_HARMATTAN_40.2012.21-3.SEAP.16_EMMC_SEAP.bin
12:42.42n9flashBrilliant - retrieving now.
12:42.49juiceme:)
12:42.57n9flashThank you very much - you saved me!
12:43.06juicemeno problem :)
12:44.04juicemeThere should be an easier way to find the files, something else as an obscure windoze-only browser...
12:44.22juicemesince they can be retrived by wget in any case.
12:44.32Hurrianjuiceme: easy solution: mirror them to skeiron after obtaining redistribution rights.
12:45.00n9flash+1 for that idea Hurrian - that's certainly where I got the flasher from
12:45.05juicemeyes, that is the correct solution
12:45.21Hurrianone tiny little problem: how the **** do we accommodate all PR_LEGACY
12:45.27n9flashI haven't been following t.m.o for a few months now, so I was surprised by all the changes that have been happening
12:46.00Hurrianeven doing something simple like flashing a kernel requires sw-cert and ape-algo from the rootfs bin.
12:48.16radiofreen9flash: i use a microsim in my n900
12:48.40radiofreehaven't had a problem with it
12:49.05n9flashWith tape or with an adapter (which I have now lost 2 of)
12:49.26radiofreewith nothing :)
12:49.33radiofreejust align it correctly
12:49.42n9flashDoesn't shuffle about?
12:49.44radiofreenope
12:50.11juicemeaaahhh, Hurrian, now I know what's the problem...
12:50.13n9flashFair enough - I think I'll give that a try if I can't get the N9 flashed tomorrow morning.
12:50.28juicemein my integrated kernel+initramfs thingy
12:51.56juicemeSee, I made the initramfs that is attached to the kernel off the current ubifs image, only tweaking the bits that control how the boot.conf is sourced in init and select_os_animated
12:52.25juicemethe modules _should_be same on this kernel and the one I built before
12:52.48juicemebut for some reason I get stuff like " g_multi: relocation out of range, section 2 reloc 1 sym 'printk'"
12:52.54juicemein my dmesg
12:53.22juicemeobviously my modules are not correct, i wonder why....
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12:54.13juicemeand for that reason lots of stuff fails which leads it to just flash the top menu and continue to boot defauld 2nd stage kernel :)
12:54.41juicemeWell I'll have to fix that later. Good I can boot something :)
12:56.07n9flashjuiceme: Thanks again - downloads are progressing nicely and I'll be able to get a good nights sleep :)
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12:56.28juicemegood!
12:56.58juicemekeep the files for future reference :) You never know when they pull the plug...
12:58.03valdur55oh funny. My device doesn't boot anymore. Just being on NOKIA logo...  problem with /etc/init.d/groups-system.conf file.  How can i acces to phone?
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12:59.19juicemeuse FIX-MALF maintanance boot
12:59.59valdur55--set-rd-flags=fix-malf ?
13:00.26juicemeno, see the page: http://wiki.meego.com/N950/Fixing_MALF_state
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13:01.12juicemeYou need to download a kernel & rootfs image, and bootflash it to device.
13:01.37valdur55:D lol. i had ubiboot installed in var. I reflashed with ububoot kernel and now i am in ubiboot (y)
13:01.49juicemeThen, your filesystems getexported via USB to your linux PC, and you can fix the problems
13:02.04juicemeahh, thats different then
13:02.18juicemeubiboot has integrated repair mode :)
13:02.40valdur55Yea. i know :D
13:02.46juicemeSo, are you in repair mode now?
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13:02.52valdur55Lol yea!
13:03.27juicemeok, can you see what is wrong with your /etc/init.d/groups-system.conf
13:03.47valdur55sure!
13:03.57juiceme:)
13:04.04valdur55Because i added two # marks.
13:04.07juicemethen it's no problem
13:04.28juicemethis is exactly why I put in the repair mode
13:04.49juicemecos I f***d up my own device fairly often :)
13:04.57valdur55:D
13:05.01juiceme..
13:05.08juicemegotta run, catch a train
13:05.11valdur55ok!
13:05.14juicemesee ya all
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13:42.34valdur55Good. my device is working again.. but still.. I can't use it with ubiboot boot menu ( wrong conf ).
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13:50.14thedead1440Hurrian: DocScrutinizer05 good news :D :D
13:50.37thedead1440got it repaired for S$40 (24eur)
13:51.10thedead1440went to nokia care they said $150 but they would reflash even though i showed them their service manual which doesn't mention reflashing anywhere
13:51.37thedead1440Finally found a nerd girl who disassembled but gave up when she thought the brown inner part is glued to the sheel
13:51.55thedead1440showing her the 20+min video she understood how to do it and fixed it in around a hour and half
13:52.21thedead1440DocScrutinizer05: thanks for reminding me to take the videos and service manuals along. they saved the day :D
13:53.26valdur55thedead1440: nice!
13:53.53thedead1440valdur55: thanks :D
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13:54.48thedead1440had to find among 6 shops for that girl who was interested in fixing this. Of course i told her if she screwed up she wasn't responsible as she wasn't willing to try otherwise.
13:58.24valdur55OK. my problem is with l2fixed kendel with ububoot. Oke, i will use zImage now.
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13:58.46thedead1440juiceme: i understood the crashing of apps. coderus posted its when he installs apps from store during installation all his other apps are closed including store. However, i've got in normal mode before too and although all apps are closed including store the remaining installations are completed. So its not a crash but maybe some postinst scripts of apps that restart certain services that do a closure of open apps.
13:59.00thedead1440s/got in/got it in/
13:59.41valdur55juiceme: I am waitining your  integrated initramfs  solution
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14:07.33valdur55thedead1440: I have no problems with ovistore. I renamed prevoius dpkg to dpkg.aegis and copied dpkg.real as dpkg. And i commented "start aegisfs" line in /etc/init/group-mce.conf
14:08.11thedead1440valdur55: its not necessary for all apps; i would like to narrow it down to which apps but i've experienced this a number of times
14:08.18valdur55ps ax | grep aegisfs    gives only grep command :)
14:08.18thedead1440in both normal and open modes
14:09.10thedead1440ah that's worth doing but i don't know if it helps for ovistore
14:10.40valdur55And there comes lack of PATH issue. Dpkg needs /usr/sbin path
14:10.57thedead1440nope /usr/bin/
14:11.21thedead1440or you meant something else. sorry i understood that dpkg's location
14:11.35thedead1440s/that/that as /
14:12.17thedead1440mine:
14:12.18thedead1440~# echo $PATH
14:12.20valdur55Oh yea.. my english is poor. I meant $PATH
14:12.28valdur55NB: root's PATH should usually contain /usr/local/sbin, /usr/sbin and /sbin
14:12.31thedead1440<PROTECTED>
14:13.26thedead1440so for openmode's instructions the dpkg step should be mentioned too right?
14:14.09valdur55Lol... developer user have problem with $PATH
14:15.19valdur55One problem with this dpkg.real is : No AEGIS_HASH_FDS environment
14:15.42thedead1440what would that limit? no fixed origin support?
14:15.59valdur55i used dpkg.real
14:16.31valdur55s/i /i basicaly /
14:16.52thedead1440i'm sorry i don't really know what's AEGIS_HASH_FDS env. Is it limiting in any way to not have this env?
14:18.28valdur55Dunno... it works for me.
14:18.44thedead1440fixed origin still works right?
14:18.55valdur55yep.
14:19.12thedead1440ah then maybe this is the reason for some apps closing
14:19.35thedead1440i think i should test tweak T of N9QT now and see if it still exits halfway thru the process
14:19.54valdur55no.. usualy is dpkg from aegis times.
14:20.36valdur55Lol.. i don't know what i am tlaking....
14:21.18valdur55When i tried  apt-get install without fixed origin, then it just stopped in one point
14:21.36valdur55s/in /at
14:21.38thedead1440this one is weird.
14:21.43thedead1440i just tried Tweak T
14:21.45valdur55s/in /at /
14:21.55thedead1440and it rebooted he phone but it waited for everything to finish installing
14:22.08thedead1440but it kept spewing No AEGIS_HASH_FDS environment errors
14:22.31thedead1440i'll uninstall the tweak and install it again to see if it really works as the errors were quite a number
14:22.48valdur55yea. it will spew much AEGIS_HASH_FDS errors.
14:23.13thedead1440but things still get installed via fixed origin dpkg -i right?
14:23.31valdur55then you should use old dpkg
14:23.42valdur55s/old/original/
14:24.23thedead1440? you said earlier on that fixed origin still works so then why use original dpkg? sorry if i'm a bit slow in understanding as i want to be certain about it
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14:25.21valdur55Oh noes.... i meant that you are meaning original dpkg :)
14:26.18thedead1440so you mean dpkg.real can't install via fixed origin?
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14:29.49valdur55it doesn't check origin.
14:30.12thedead1440ah so if you were to replace a stock system package with an unknown origin package it would go ahead with it?
14:31.05valdur55yep.
14:31.20thedead1440ah so that's good isn't it?
14:32.46valdur55Yea.
14:32.58thedead1440ah thanks :)
14:33.22valdur55But only problem is with  AEGIS_HASH_FDS error. I found commit about it.
14:33.37thedead1440Jonni: is there a reason why fixed origin dpkg -i is recommended over using dpkg.real? If dpkg.real disables origin checking isn't that better altogether?
14:35.04valdur55patch: https://meego.gitorious.org/~mvo/meego-platform-security/reckless-dpkg/commit/4965434e330f9f91996767de43639caf362b6813?format=patch
14:37.01thedead1440hehe "Shut up Aegis."
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14:56.30Jonnithedead1440: dpkg handles the refhaslist signing etc, so if your only secure mode, it malfs the device if you use .real.
14:56.56thedead1440Jonni: so in open mode wouldn't .real be better than fixed origin then?
14:57.16Jonnithedead1440: in open mode .real malfs the device too if you have aegis active.
14:57.27Jonnithedead1440: using real is bad in secure and in open mode.
14:57.34thedead1440oh
14:57.54Jonnithedead1440: as in openmode you can just use "AEGIS_FIXED_ORIGIN=com.nokia.maemo dpkg -i "
14:57.56thedead1440how is aegis active in open mode? you mean if the aegis mounts are not removed?
14:58.13Jonniand all your applications are installed as trusted nokia zone
14:58.28thedead1440yup i do that for a few things as and when required
14:58.35Jonnithedead1440: there is always aegis, unless you compile a custom kernel without aegis
14:58.56valdur55aegis and aegis-session is started on boot.
14:59.01Jonniif you want a working device in openmode you just use full aegis and use AEGIS_FIXED_ORIGIN
14:59.32valdur55damn.. i rm-ed my dpkg.real :D
14:59.37thedead1440ah i see
14:59.49valdur55Oh i have backup for that.
15:00.19Jonni(you can even patch the system to have com.nokia.maemo fixed origin by default, that way you just call dpkg without any parameters, and fully working device without ever seeing origin errors
15:00.21Jonni=
15:00.25Jonni)
15:00.53thedead1440patching the system is just adding an alias for dpkg -i isn't it?
15:01.05Jonniwell that works too
15:01.50JonniI've patched my secure mode side installer to allow AEGIS_FIXED_ORIGIN too, so dont even need to use open mode.
15:02.36thedead1440ah in that case alias won't work then :D
15:02.45thedead1440any idea about why apps close when installations occur via store? I've got the same issue in normal mode before too so its not an open mode issue per se.
15:03.16Jonnimaybe out of memory process killer hits it?
15:03.28Jonnias system kills applications on low memory situations
15:03.36thedead1440ah that would explain it
15:11.38valdur55OK.  i made shell script for dpkg fixed origin.
15:14.29thedead1440why would you need a sh script for it?
15:15.04valdur55It is system wide. Alias is only for current user
15:15.47thedead1440ah
15:16.09valdur55#!/bin/sh
15:16.09valdur55AEGIS_FIXED_ORIGIN=com.nokia.maemo dpkg.aegis "$@"
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15:40.56valdur55interesting: http://pastebin.com/VEgbNphr
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15:57.43juicemevaldur55, I will retry the initramfs solution tonight
15:58.18valdur55lol: --force-confold --force-remove-fail --force-remove-reinstreq --status-fd 38 --unpack --auto-deconfigure /var/cache/apt/archives/frontcamera_0.1.3_armel.frontcamera
15:58.49juicemeoookay... that sure gets rid of it :)
15:59.34valdur55It is behind ovistore :P
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16:27.36khertan__BitPurse 1.5 submitted to the Nokia Store
16:27.51khertan__let s see what will be the reason this time for the QA Failed
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16:35.34rigoanybody a clue whether there is a businesscard ocr software for meego (N9)?
16:39.48khertan__camera :)
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16:40.05khertan__rigo, didn't know any
16:40.16khertan__rigo, anyway there is a qrcode scanner
16:40.30khertan__everybody use qr on businesscard
16:46.07valdur55Wow.. i got now malf screen :P cool
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16:50.49rigokhertan__: thanks, I have the qrcode scanner, but I have tons of business cards and saw apps for android and ios that just scan+OCR business cards for contacts. Very impressive
16:50.56thedead1440valdur55: so reflash? :p
16:51.15rigothedead1440, no, brick! :)
16:51.36deram_rigo: seen those even for symbian... not for N9 though
16:51.54rigoha!
16:52.16thedead1440n9's almost unbrickable unless you did something like Jonni a few days ago
16:52.40rigobricked it by trying to export the Xwindow to PC
16:53.45valdur55going back to ubiboot :)
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16:58.45valdur55wow: / # /sbin/initctl emit --no-wait MALF_CHECK_OK
16:58.45valdur55initctl: Unable to connect to Upstart: Failed to connect to socket /com/ubuntu/upstart: Connection refused
16:59.33thedead1440valdur55: you shouldn't have rebooted before re-signing refhashlist
17:00.11valdur55thedead1440: yay. i thinked same .
17:00.14thedead1440~# accli -c tcb-sign -F /var/lib/aegis/refhashlist -i /var/lib/aegis/refhashlist  && ~# /usr/sbin/validator-init; aegis-loader;echo 1 > /sys/kernel/security/validator/flush  in an opensh shell. Jonni's instructions always help :)
17:01.18valdur55oh. opensh shell
17:02.01thedead1440yup because you don't get tcb privs regularly even in open mode :) only opensh/ariadnesh give you the privs required to do so
17:02.13thedead1440that's why i didn't reboot until doing the above
17:02.39valdur55:) ok. but what about my apt-get failure ?
17:02.53thedead1440that would have been solved by doing the above
17:02.59thedead1440it was simply refhashlist issue
17:03.09thedead1440it needed resigning
17:03.32valdur55Still :accli.cpp(1449): ERROR: cannot sign '/var/lib/aegis/refhashlist' (Permission denied)'
17:03.54thedead1440did you put those above in an opensh shell?
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17:04.41valdur55Yep
17:05.13thedead1440do accli -I | grep tcb to see if it has the tcb::sign privs
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17:05.57valdur55bad chroot :/ accli.cpp(1370): ERROR: could not read credentials, quit
17:06.32thedead1440ah that i'm not sure on how to solve :/ ; my paste when i realized my apt-get being screwed: http://pastebin.com/w25eYhYL
17:10.54valdur55Good. looked arch wiki and used correct mounts :)
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17:16.55valdur55aegis-loader: File '/var/lib/aegis/restok/restok.conf' fails 'tcb' signature
17:16.55valdur55aegis-loader: Rejecting untrusted configuration -- policy not loaded
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17:22.22valdur55Better error: http://pastebin.com/afBTM2Qi
17:23.02thedead1440that error is when not in opensh
17:23.28valdur55Nope. I am on opensh
17:23.36valdur55s/on/in/
17:24.35thedead1440weird maybe your reboot caused some issues?
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17:35.22valdur55Ok... I give up ... i use Nokia Software Updater ... i need boot to Windows :(
17:35.32valdur55I don't flash it.
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17:37.48thedead1440isn't that the same as flashing it?
17:38.19valdur55Nope. Software updater can keep programs installed.
17:39.00thedead1440oh ok
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18:05.49valdur55Omg.. useless tool.. It requires working phone...
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18:22.03valdur55Oh. Maybe i know .... I reinstalled some aegis packages and i had sdk repo activated. so it installed sdk repo aegis .... ( apt misconfiguration)
18:35.48valdur55OK. going to reflash ...
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18:46.25valdur55Difference between openmode and closed mode kernel flashing is: [x] cert-sw      [finished   100 %       1 /       1 kB      NA     ]
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18:50.31valdur55Oh funny. I already messed my just flashed phone :)
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19:07.16valdur55Yeay. Nicely done... again at same point! (y)
19:15.19valdur55Now i am testing restoring :) Interesting toy!
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19:29.00valdur55Damn... Restoring is like a widnows using :(
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