**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Sep 16 03:00:00 2018 Sep 16 08:32:35 I thought that non-Intel chipsets no longer exist in the post-Pentium 4 era but apparently I came across a Core 2 motherboard with an nVidia chipset: Sep 16 08:32:36 https://www.evga.com/support/manuals/files/123-YW-E175-A1.pdf Sep 16 08:32:36 Apparently this motherboard still supports NetBurst CPUs, so it is kind of still in the Pentium 4 era but apparently this motherboard supports Core 2 CPUs too. So maybe non-Intel chipsets did not disappear until the Nehalem era? Sep 16 08:34:38 yeah, LGA775 has Nvidia chipsets, but holy hell they were buggy Sep 16 12:21:12 <{-0-}> backupmenu? have copied the two .item files from /usr/share/backupmenu to /etc/bootmenu.d but no option for backupmenu on boot, what have I missed? Sep 16 13:00:33 <{-0-}> ok... shouldn't have done that, supposed to be an all lowercase backupmenu.item Sep 16 13:07:54 <{-0-}> # /bootmenu.sh never looks in /etc/bootmenu.d ? Sep 16 13:28:46 {-0-}: you need to run some update-whatever script Sep 16 13:28:51 iirc Sep 16 13:29:34 u-boot-update-bootmenu Sep 16 13:51:24 <{-0-}> looks like something didn't complete on previous installs, after purging and reinstalling backupmenu it presented a readme ( didn;t do that before ) Sep 16 13:51:47 <{-0-}> rebooted into backupmenu and now creating a backup Sep 16 13:52:20 <{-0-}> bencoh, u-boot is next, but would rather make a backup first :) Sep 16 13:52:36 ah :) Sep 16 20:14:42 <{-0-}> what's the average number of re-flashes/package install fests till you get your package list *just right*? Sep 16 20:15:57 <{-0-}> this is a bit like my first pc and installing every program from every magazine cover cd... Sep 16 20:17:02 <{-0-}> getting it all wrong but having a lot of fun :D Sep 16 20:34:51 A little update with erased mtd1 aka cal partition for whose interest in. Not available: bt, fmtx, fmrx, kernel-power. That's what I noticed. Works: wlan, gsm but rtcom-call-ui sends much of dbus request for rename owner. Something automatically erases mtd1 during boot time. When I nandwrite cal partition from other works dev on working maemo then 'sysinfod --system' shows: Sep 16 20:34:56 CAL ERROR: header CRC mismatch at addr 00000000: calc 348c647a vs. 8b22b406 Sep 16 20:34:59 CAL ERROR: both configuration areas are invalid; choosing first half Sep 16 20:35:01 so that's not gonna be working. Perhaps some Nokia's inside software can calculate header crc, but what would be next? This device is usable but without kernel-power not so useful. It will be data server. If someone wants test something on such device I can try test it for you. Sep 16 22:32:25 <{-0-}> going from flopswap 0.1.9 to 0.2.4 seems to have broken my sudo! **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Sep 17 02:59:59 2018