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Old 12-03-2012, 04:50 PM   #29
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Originally Posted by ixtab View Post
This is indeed an unexpected failure. The relevant part is in line 332 of jailbreak.sh:

Code:
cp -f "$current" "$backup" && log "Backed up diags passwords to ${backup_relative} on diags partition" || fail "Failed to backup original diags passwords"
It seems like the cp command failed - but it really, really shouldn't, and I have no idea why it did. Does anybody have a clue?

@aceflor: do you keep getting this error every time? As said, you can re-install the jailbreak as many times as you want. Maybe the failure just miraculously goes away on the second attempt...
Two possibilities there -

Is the copy being made to a partition with limited space? (since you don't report the error return code, we can't say if it is -ENOSPC or not).

The "log" command might have failed -
Similar types of problems (-ENOSPC) plus those associated with giving syslog-ng a chance to run enough to keep up with the messages.

Note: Complicated shell expressions, any part of which might fail, can be hell to debug.
It would be better to capture the return code(s) and then either continue or report them.
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