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Title: OZ 3.2 upgrade OPIE to 1.0.3
Post by: merciless on February 04, 2004, 05:39:46 pm
I have installed OZ 3.2 on the 5500 and I want to upgrade OPIE to 1.0.3. I have the OPIE packages save in the SD card. After setting up SD card as the feed location, I quit OPIE, and did ipkg update and ipkg upgrade. For the first package, I get \"invalid magic\" error. I tried the same thing using the CF card, no problems there. What is the deal with using the SD card?  :roll:

Also, I always have to do perform ipkg upgrade at least twice (I have tried several times). \"ipkg upgrade\" always seem to freeze the first time. I would have to do a hard reset to continue. And even then, I have to upgrade some packages manually. Am I doing something wrong?  :?:
Title: OZ 3.2 upgrade OPIE to 1.0.3
Post by: lardman on February 04, 2004, 07:22:23 pm
Invlaid magic indicates that the file is corrupt.

I also had to perform ipkg update a couple of times to get it to complete, I\'ve no idea why.

To tell the truth I\'d upgrade to 3.3.6pre1 (or just to 3.3.5 if you only want opie 1.x - 3.3.6pre1 is the way of the future, but needs the compat libs to run old opie/sharp apps).


Si
Title: OZ 3.2 upgrade OPIE to 1.0.3
Post by: VeeDubb on February 05, 2004, 04:13:21 am
I\'d DEFFINATELY agree.  Upgrading opie is compliicated and hard to do right.  I STRONGLY suggest you just install a newer version of OZ.  3.3.5 is great.  And 3.3.6 is great to, just don\'t try to install the compat libs on a vfat partition.
Title: OZ 3.2 upgrade OPIE to 1.0.3
Post by: merciless on February 06, 2004, 01:19:52 pm
Thanks for the feedback. I will try 3.3.X eventually since I am in the process of selecting which ROM to use.

As a final attempt, I decided to let the upgrade run for as long as possible. It finally did complete, after over an hour. The only package I had to upgrade by hand afterwards was opie-pics.