Mounting drive as readwrite during install and uninstall
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Hi there!
Thanks for the great tool. Are you still working on the development?
I have been able to run your install script on the runtime on my mazda3 with OS Version 56.00.240 4A N.
An issue I have noticed is that the apps do not register in my Application submenu.
I ran the install script by SSHing in to the car over wifi, finding the usb drive (under /mnt/sdb1) and running the install. The popup message came up saying the installation was successful. See console output below:
When reading your Wiki article I noted that in your getting started guide, you mention that the SD card has an applications folder. This seems inconsistent with the version of runtime that I have.
Additionally, I noticed in your shell scripts that you mount the filesystem as readwrite using:
mount -o rw,remount /
I would suggest that you remount the filesystem as readonly, as it seems like the car is happy to turn off the OS quickly (ie not a controlled shutdown) and if the filesystem is readwrite then this can cause corruption. This can be done (as I'm sure you know) using:
mount -o ro,remount /
Because I couldnt get it working, I ended up running the uninstall shell script as well. Cleanup seemed to go smoothly, however under /var/tmp there were still a bunch of casdk files, including a logfile. Be happy to share this if you wish.
EDIT: So I got it to work, reading the shell script it seems that you need to place the apps folder on the navigation SD card that comes with the car. I will leave this issue open for the readonly remounting.
For some reason I never got a notification for this issue. I am back on track for this project.
U still having these issues?
I need orgibak file to reunstal 56. 00. 240 pls
No issues anymore, however I took my car in for a service and they did a software update. After the software update I can no longer SSH into the car and I've lost all the custom apps I had running! bummer :(
I dont know whether its worth trying a USB network card before trying a factory reset... and whether the factory reset will just move it to the failsafe version rather than the previous OS version.