Quote:
Originally Posted by igorsk
To make a recovery update (as opposed to OTA update) you need to create an "FB01" file. For that, change the third parameter in the make_bin() call to 1:
Code:
make_bin("update_"+name, filelist, 1, kver)
I cannot test it as I don't have a K2 but it should work.
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igor, thank you for being here!
Now the bin generated was running under recovery mode. However the update was not successful. On the screen, there's a big "!". Under it it said the update was not successful and the error code is 0003. From there I can press "R" to get back to regular bootloader.
I tried your recovery bin generator with two scripts
One tried to copy the original font.properties back. The bin generated was about 128k and I enclosed it in the end.
Code:
#!/bin/sh
# diff OTA patch script
_FUNCTIONS=/etc/rc.d/functions
[ -f ${_FUNCTIONS} ] && . ${_FUNCTIONS}
MSG_SLLVL_D="debug"
MSG_SLLVL_I="info"
MSG_SLLVL_W="warn"
MSG_SLLVL_E="err"
MSG_SLLVL_C="crit"
MSG_SLNUM_D=0
MSG_SLNUM_I=1
MSG_SLNUM_W=2
MSG_SLNUM_E=3
MSG_SLNUM_C=4
MSG_CUR_LVL=/var/local/system/syslog_level
logmsg()
{
local _NVPAIRS
local _FREETEXT
local _MSG_SLLVL
local _MSG_SLNUM
_MSG_LEVEL=$1
_MSG_COMP=$2
{ [ $# -ge 4 ] && _NVPAIRS=$3 && shift ; }
_FREETEXT=$3
eval _MSG_SLLVL=\${MSG_SLLVL_$_MSG_LEVEL}
eval _MSG_SLNUM=\${MSG_SLNUM_$_MSG_LEVEL}
local _CURLVL
{ [ -f $MSG_CUR_LVL ] && _CURLVL=`cat $MSG_CUR_LVL` ; } || _CURLVL=1
if [ $_MSG_SLNUM -ge $_CURLVL ]; then
/usr/bin/logger -p local4.$_MSG_SLLVL -t "ota_install" "$_MSG_LEVEL def:$_MSG_COMP:$_NVPAIRS:$_FREETEXT"
fi
[ "$_MSG_LEVEL" != "D" ] && echo "ota_install: $_MSG_LEVEL def:$_MSG_COMP:$_NVPAIRS:$_FREETEXT"
}
if [ -z "${_PERCENT_COMPLETE}" ]; then
export _PERCENT_COMPLETE=0
fi
update_percent_complete()
{
_PERCENT_COMPLETE=$((${_PERCENT_COMPLETE} + $1))
update_progressbar ${_PERCENT_COMPLETE}
}
update_percent_complete 2
cp -f /mnt/us/font.properties /usr/java/lib/font.properties
ls -al /usr/java/lib > /mnt/us/ls.txt
echo "===Done==="
update_percent_complete 30
update_progressbar 100
return 0
Another is much shorter, coz I am not sure if the mounting position is the same under recovery mode.
Code:
#!/bin/sh
sed -i -e "s/,ANSI_CHARSET//g" /usr/java/lib/font.properties
return 0