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Originally Posted by DickeFix
NiLuJe, Thanks for the tip. I tried to replace
cp -a /usr ${ROOT}/
with these three lines
rsync --partial -a /usr ${ROOT}/
rsync --partial -a /usr ${ROOT}/
rsync -a /usr ${ROOT}/
These rsync lines were done just within seconds as opposed to copy which took at least 15 minutes so I donīt think anything got copied. The update was however generated but when I tried it on the DXG it got stuck at start page and I had to recover.
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The Kindle doesn't have rsync. I think usbnetwork includes rsync though. If what NiLuJe said is true, I guess I can just include rsync with the package.
Quote:
Originally Posted by azuwis
Why not generate rootfs-host.img from host and rootfs-client.img from client, and then run the patch process in a normal Linux box?
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You can, but what's the fun in that
