fix: telnetd auto startup ; minor documentation changes

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Albert S. 2016-09-07 22:33:13 +02:00
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1.3 2016-09-07
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FIX telnetd didn't start automatically
1.2 2015-05-31
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Documentation of RescueOS
Documentation of rescueOS
=========================
RescueOS is a rescue solution for the Nokia N900, distributed
rescueOS is a rescue solution for the Nokia N900, distributed
as an initrd image. It has several features, most
notable:
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-and more...
Booting RescueOS
Booting rescueOS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Note: You can not store persistent data in /. Of
course, it becomes possible on the mount points you mount the EMMC or sd card
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Note: It comes without any promises and without any warranty. Therefore you
are doing everything at your own risk.
To load RescueOS onto an N900, you'll need a USB data cable, a PC, and one of
To load rescueOS onto an N900, you'll need a USB data cable, a PC, and one of
the following flashers:
- 0xFFFF - the Open Free Fiasco Firmware Flasher
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anything else by its USB port, unplug it and wait about 10 seconds to give the
charger software time to shut down. Don't connect it to the PC just yet.
Startup the flasher and get it ready to load RescueOS. For 0xFFFF, the
Startup the flasher and get it ready to load rescueOS. For 0xFFFF, the
incantation is:
0xFFFF -m kernel:rescueOS_n900_kernel_1.2.zImage -m initfs:rescueOS-1.2.img -l -b 'rootdelay root=/dev/ram0'
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You'll get a message like "suitable device not found...", but the flasher
should block and wait. Now connect the N900 to the PC with the data cable; the
flasher should detect the device, upload RescueOS, launch it, and then exit.
flasher should detect the device, upload rescueOS, launch it, and then exit.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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usbne -> enable usb networking
usbnd -> disable usb networking
chargebat -> start battery charging
telnetd -> start telnetd. only necessary if you have closed it explicitly,
since it starts on boot.
Tab: Shift + Space
ESC: Fn (Arrow) + Ctrl
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File transfer
----------------------
Enable the FTP server with "enftp".
This will have anonymous up and download permissions everywhere.
It will have anonymous up and download enabled everywhere.
Then you can connect to it once USB networking or a WLAN connection
has been established, using any FTP client. For downloads, most browsers
can be used.
Alternatively, use mass-storage mode.
Contributions and suggestions are welcome. Write to me (NIN101 on freenode or TMO. E-Mail: n900-rescueos at quitesimple period org).
Contributions and suggestions are welcome. Write to me (NIN101 on freenode or TMO. E-Mail: n900-rescueOS at quitesimple period org).

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#!/bin/sh
EMULATOR=0
VERSION="1.2"
VERSION="1.3"
mount -n -t sysfs none /sys
mount -n -t proc none /proc
echo 200 > /sys/class/backlight/acx565akm/brightness
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echo "Disclaimer: This system comes without any warranty. Use it at your own risk."
sleep 3
clear
echo "Welcome to N900 Rescue Initrd $VERSION"
echo "Welcome to N900 rescueOS $VERSION"
echo
/sbin/loadkmap < /rescueOS/nokia-n900.kmap
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touch /run/resolv.conf
echo "Starting telnetd..."
telnetd
echo
echo "Useful information"
echo "=================="