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--- sosboot [2011/10/05 23:29] – [Sources] ggrandou
+++ sosboot [2012/11/21 17:12] (current) – [Tips and Tricks] fly-away
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 ==== Where to install ? ====
-Although SOSBoot can be installed in place of the main kernel, it's the most useful when installed on the recovery partition. So that the AC100 boots by default your favorite OS, and SOSBoot stays available as a recovery system in case something goes badly wrong.
+Although SOSBoot can be installed in place of the main kernel, it's the most useful when installed on the recovery partition (5-th partition in terms of nvflash). So that the AC100 boots by default your favorite OS, and SOSBoot stays available as a recovery system in case something goes badly wrong.
-Please note that booting a different system through the recovery menu is only supported on the bootloader provided by Android 2.1. If you have upgraded your AC100 to Android 2.2 prior to install linux, it's highly advisable to downgrade your AC100 to Android 2.1 (you do have backups, [[backups|don"t you ?]])
+Please note that booting a different system through the recovery menu is only supported on the bootloader provided by Android 2.1. If you have upgraded your AC100 to Android 2.2 prior to install linux, it's highly advisable to downgrade your AC100 to Android 2.1 (you do have backups, [[backups|don't you ?]])
 ==== Download ====
 Official SOSBoot images are available from there: http://share.grandou.net/ac100/sosboot/
+sosboot-r4.img  latest for now.
-==== Using nvflash ====
+==== To clean ac100 using external computer ====
+Using [[nvflash]]
+<code>
+nvflash --bl harmony/fastboot.bin --sync
+nvflash -r --download 5 sosboot.img
+</code>
 ==== From a working AC100 system ====
-TODO
+check that your sos partition is /dev/mmcblk0p1
+  abootimg -i /dev/mmcblk0p1
-  [21:22:49] <ggrandou> so go back to ubuntu
+and install it:
-  [21:23:13] <ggrandou> download sosboot image from httP://share.grandou.net/ac100/sosboot/
+  dd if=sosboot.img of=/dev/mmcblk0p1
-  [21:23:38] <ggrandou> check that your sos partition is /dev/mmcblk0p1
-  [21:23:51] <ggrandou> abootimg -i /dev/mmcblk0p1
-  [21:24:13] <ggrandou> and install it: dd if=sosboot.img of=/dev/mmcblk0p1
-  [21:26:22] <scoopr> and do you have excatly those five lines you just said somewhere in your wiki? =)
-  [21:35:13] <ggrandou> :)
 ===== Usage =====
+Power on you ac100 with "Home" key pressed, press 1 in the boot menu.
 ===== Tips and Tricks =====
+==== Sosboot in 6 partition ====
+**(You dont really need this for normal sosboot usage)**\\
+To install sosboot in 6 partition you shoud extract it with [[abootimg]]\\
+  abootimg -x sosboot.img
+and  create again with new bootimg-part6.cfg:
+<file - bootimg-part6.cfg>
+bootsize = 0x800000
+pagesize = 0x800
+kerneladdr = 0x10008000
+ramdiskaddr = 0x11000000
+secondaddr = 0x10f00000
+tagsaddr = 0x10000100
+name = SOSBOOT r4
+cmdline =
+</file>
+<code>
+abootimg --create sosboot-part6.img -f bootimg-part6.cfg -k zImage -r initrd.img
+</code>
 ===== Sources =====
-SOSBoot sources are hosted on gitorious: http://gitorious.org/ac100/sosboot#more
+SOSBoot sources are hosted on gitorious: http://gitorious.org/ac100/sosboot
 Retrieve git repository: