19:22 <baaba> Hi again paul_boddie I saw that you updated the wiki page, I followed the exact steps but I still have the same issue : nothing displays and it doesn't seem to boot :(

19:35 <DocScrutinizer05> I hope you all deactivated TR-069 in your routers

19:38 <DocScrutinizer05> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TR-069

19:49 <paul_boddie> baaba: Just to remind myself, does the unit boot OpenWrt?

19:58 <baaba> yes

19:58 <baaba> well i haven't tried from an sd card but it was preinstalled and I updated it through usb

20:53 <paul_boddie> I'm trying to remember if I ever updated the bootloader.

20:55 <paul_boddie> If I did, it was to the 2012-10-25 version: http://downloads.qi-hardware.com/software/images/NanoNote/Ben/2012-10-24/

20:55 <paul_boddie> But I don't know if that would be the problem here. Trying to find release notes...

20:56 <paul_boddie> http://en.qi-hardware.com/wiki/OpenWrt_Software_Image#Image_2012-10-24

20:57 <paul_boddie> Contains the interesting "Fix boot from memcard".

21:21 <baaba> oh

21:36 <baaba> I only ran the update ben nanonote shell script

21:36 <baaba> did it not update the bootloader ?

21:49 <baaba> ok well I updated the bootloader and I still have the same issue

21:53 <paul_boddie> It's difficult to troubleshoot this.

21:54 <paul_boddie> If normal booting works then the bootloader is probably OK. It's just the booting from memory card that might not have been working.

21:55 <baaba> is there any way to know what bootloader you're running ?

21:56 <baaba> [POWER] + [M] boot from SD card. load the kernel form sd card partitions 1 with kernel name uImage. boot the ROOTFS at SD card second partition and this partition must be ext2, after this commit, 2010-05-30 16:15:38. boot from sd card will load kernel from first ext2 partition with /boot/uImage.

21:56 <baaba> does it mean there must be 2 partitons

21:56 <baaba> ?

22:00 <baaba> got it from here http://en.qi-hardware.com/wiki/Bootloader

22:00 <paul_boddie> My root partition is the first and swap is the second. But you don't need swap inherently.

22:02 <paul_boddie> No, I think that patch changes the bootloader to use the first partition on the card.

22:02 <paul_boddie> In the NAND, there is a small bootloader partition first, then the root partition.

22:02 <paul_boddie> But in the MMC, there is no bootloader partition, so the root partition can be first.

22:02 <paul_boddie> I just tried to take a picture of the startup messages, but I didn't see any version number.

22:06 <paul_boddie> Maybe usbboot can read the bootloader, though. Or you could use dd on the NanoNote itself to get the bootloader and take a look at it.

22:19 <baaba> well i kno

22:19 <baaba> fail : i know that I use the latest bootloader since I just put it on my nanonote using usbboot

22:20 <baaba> so maybe an older one would work ?

22:20 <baaba> I will try tomorrow, I am going to sleep soon

22:24 <paul_boddie> I think the latest bootloader is OK. The software images vary in quality, and maybe not the latest image is the best there.

22:26 <baaba> okay well i havve the latest software image and bootloader

22:26 <baaba> i'm going to bed, bye and thank you again !

22:28 <paul_boddie> Sorry not to have been so helpful this evening! :-)