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@ -34,8 +34,7 @@ In fact, most users do not need it. Either way, possible use cases:
-Changing typos in bootscripts which prevent an operation system -Changing typos in bootscripts which prevent an operation system
(e.g. maemo) to boot. (e.g. maemo) to boot.
-Creating a backup of files before starting a reflash. But should have existed -Creating a backup of files before starting a reflash.
anyway, correct?
-Charging the battery (when maemo is dead). -Charging the battery (when maemo is dead).
@ -51,9 +50,9 @@ anyway, correct?
Booting RescueOS Booting RescueOS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Note: You can not store persistent data in / as everything happens in RAM. Of Note: You can not store persistent data in /. Of
course, it becomes possible when you mount the EMMC or sd card on the course, it becomes possible on the mount points you mount the EMMC or sd card
corresponding mountpoint. to.
Note: It comes without any promises and without any warranty. Therefore you Note: It comes without any promises and without any warranty. Therefore you
are doing everything at your own risk. are doing everything at your own risk.
@ -132,6 +131,7 @@ Makes the first 2 EMMC partitions available for the mass-storage
mode. Known as /home/ and /home/user/MyDocs inside maemo. mode. Known as /home/ and /home/user/MyDocs inside maemo.
/rescueOS/mass-storage-disable.sh: Deactivates mass-storage mode. /rescueOS/mass-storage-disable.sh: Deactivates mass-storage mode.
Please unmount on your PC first.
WiFi support WiFi support
------------ ------------
@ -163,9 +163,23 @@ Root password
------------- -------------
rootme rootme
How to transfer files Shortcuts
===================== ---------
It asks you on boot whether an FTP Server should be started. The following shortcuts are available to avoid unnecessary typing on the N900
keyboard.
mmr -> mount maemo root"
ummr -> umount maemo root"
enftp -> enable ftp (anon upload/download everywhere)"
mse -> enable mass-storage mode"
msd -> disable mass-storage mode"
Tab: Shift + Space
ESC: Fn (Arrow) + Ctrl
File transfer
----------------------
Enable the FTP server with "enftp".
This will have anonymous up and download permissions everywhere. This will have anonymous up and download permissions everywhere.
Then you can connect to it once USB networking or a WLAN connection Then you can connect to it once USB networking or a WLAN connection
has been established, using any FTP client. For downloads, most browsers has been established, using any FTP client. For downloads, most browsers

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@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ echo "enftp -> enable ftp (anon upload/download everywhere)"
echo "mse -> enable mass-storage mode" echo "mse -> enable mass-storage mode"
echo "msd -> disable mass-storage mode" echo "msd -> disable mass-storage mode"
echo "Tab: Shift + Space" echo "Tab: Shift + Space"
echo "Escape: Fn (Arrow) + Ctrl" echo "ESC: Fn (Arrow) + Ctrl"
echo echo
echo echo
#node mess #node mess