I downloaded backup rom,cacko and hdd*sys
I installed nand -- without problems
but When I reboot with trick (d +B ) zaurus logged as root and in this moment I dont know what I have to do
what I have to do with http://www.trisoft.de/download/SLC3200SYSPART.zip?
I have still hdd1 error so I go to fdisk and...?
What should I do with SLC3200SYSPART while booting?
ok done but i have a little problem yet...
trisoft write:
/hda1 and /hda2 are 9.5 MB partitions. Each one contains a ".sys" and
a "lost+found" directory. The contents of the .sys-directories are
in this file.
Files in /hdd1/.sys :
hdimage2.tgz (2149 Bytes, contains japanese web-bookmarks - hurray !)
hdlist1.dat (85 Bytes, no clue what it's good for)
Files in /hdd2/.sys :
contlist.dat (74327 Bytes)
hdlist2.dat (1264 Bytes)
hdlist3.dat (1519 Bytes)
The Zaurus will display an error like "HDD not initialized" if the
directories and files are missing. Just restoring the partition table
won't make an SL-C3200 happy.
I dont have hdd1 error but i i have Hdd not initialized now:) so What can I mount this files from trisoft?
----------------As described in the Trisoft document, use my instructions at your own risk----------------
-------------------I wrote this of the top of my head without the zaurus to hand with help from TriSoft's explaination-------------
---------------I will not be held responsible for any damage---------------------------------------------------
You need to split the internal disk into 3 partitions using 'fdisk', i.e. '# fdisk /dev/hda'
create the partitions so it matches the following:
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SL-C3200 HDD-Partition table:
/dev/hda1 Start 1 End 20 Blocks 10048+ id 83 System Linux
/dev/hda2 Start 21 End 40 Blocks 10080 id 83 System Linux
/dev/hda3 Start 41 End 11905 Blocks 5979960 id c System Win95 FAT32 (LBA)
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use 'd' to delete any existing partitions, then use 'n' to create the 3 new partitions,
partition 1:
n ; primary ; number: 1 ; start: 1 ; end: 20 ;
partition 2:
n ; primary ; number 2 ; start: 21 ; end 40 ;
partition 3:
n ; primary ; number 3 ; start: 41 ; end: (press enter) ;
now you must change the type of the 3rd partition to 'Win95 FAT32 (LBA),
press 't' ; select partition 3 ; press 'L' to see a list of type codes ; enter the code for 'Win95 FAT32 (LBA), i think its 'c' ;
press 'w' to write the new partition table to disk.
press 'q' to quit.
Now you can format each partition, ready for the required data to be copied to them.
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Format the partitions with:
# mke2fs -j /dev/hda1
# mke2fs -j /dev/hda2
# mkfs.vfat -F 32 /dev/hda3
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Once you have run each of the above commands your partitions should be formatted and ready for you to copy the required files from SLC3200SYSPART.zip
Mount the first partition with:
# mount -t ext2 /dev/hda1 /hdd1
Mount the second partition with:
# mount -t ext2 /dev/hda2 /hdd2
Having unzipped the contents of SLC3200SYSPART.zip onto a CF card, assuming you have a FAT formatted CF card with only one partition, mount the CF card with:
# mount -t vfat /dev/hdc1 /mnt/cf
^^ i dont have my zaurus with me at the moment, check that '/mnt/cf' exists before mounting the CF card.
now you can copy the files from the CF card to the internal disk,
-------Partition 1 (/dev/hda1)[/hdd1]-------
# mkdir /hdd1/.sys
# cp /mnt/cf/hdd1/.sys/* /hdd1/.sys/
-------Partition 2 (/dev/hda2)[/hdd2]-------
# mkdir /hdd2/.sys
# cp /mnt/cf/hdd2/.sys/* /hdd2/.sys/
That should be it..
