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This is a part of debug output of a T610 that has been turned off by removing battery:
FS: Phone not properly shut down, running FSCK
FSCK: Checking Inodes Pass 1
FSCK: Directory Check Pass 1
FSCK: Re-creating Free List
FSCK: Checking Inodes Pass 2
FSCK: Directory Check Pass 2
FSCK: File System Size: 6240
FSCK: Number of Free Data Blocks: 3555
FSCK: Number of Used Data Blocks: 2685
FSCK: Checking pathnames
FSCK: Done
FSX: File System is ready to use.
*** GLOBALD IS READY! ***
*** GLOBALD IS READY! ***
*** GLOBALD IS READY! ***
Nice, isn't it?
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Posted: 2003-08-03 06:36:36
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T68, starting with R7A, runs under UNIX too...
This is where "FSCK" is first mentioned.
But the most funny debug message I've ever seen is this (T610 R1L):
"FSX: This is so slow so it's illegal, use buffered I/O with FSX_ReadLine/FSX_WriteLine."
[ This Message was edited by: vve on 2003-08-03 08:47 ]
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Posted: 2003-08-03 09:47:09
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Yeah, I've checked it too.
Btw, T610 checks whether GDFS IMEI matches to OTP IMEI...
If not, we get 4 locks closed.
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Posted: 2003-08-03 10:10:56
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Bad news
!
So we'll not be able to change IMEI without fw patches anymore...
Problems will arise for the phones with flash chip replaced, too.
Btw, what's new in T68 R1D? I've missed this release somehow
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[ This Message was edited by: vve on 2003-08-03 19:58 ]
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Posted: 2003-08-03 20:54:09
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Even R1A081 has to be patched...
No problem, I know what to patch
I can't compare R1C with R1D, I was not using R1C.
[ This Message was edited by: Lead on 2003-08-03 20:03 ]
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Posted: 2003-08-03 21:00:34
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I don't like (permanent
) fw patches - it's not an elegant way to solve problems. But if it's the only way...
I don't use R1C too - R1A is mo-o-o-re stable! Can you send R1D to me now? I'm so impatient to wait till tomorrow
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Posted: 2003-08-03 21:13:03
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NERD ALERT
just kidding, of course
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Posted: 2003-08-03 21:15:43
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I hate FW patches.
My software has built-in generic patcher, so I don't have to patch every firmware.
Check mail
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Posted: 2003-08-03 21:23:24
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So if it is running a Unix based OS, what file system does it use? ufs? Won't that mean it should be relatively easy to access stuff most software won't allow you to? Like games, menu icons etc. They all have to be stored on there somewhere.
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Posted: 2003-08-04 06:42:04
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