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Originally Posted by nhedgehog
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I have already managed to connect the device via USB from UBOOT (mass_test) and copy HWCONFIG to Inkpad. The device starts up, I can see the services in the background, but the screen does not respond.
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1) Basically, I eliminated the original problem by chance thanks to
rkomar
I started Inkpad 4, entered the command "echo -n -e \\x00\\xff > hwconfig", which logically returned the error "read only"
2) So I enabled writing by command:
mount -o rw,remount /boot/
3) Now I was able to execute the "[I]echo -n -e \\x00\\xff >, but after entering it, the Inkpad restarted and the system did not start at all and I immediately got into "UBOOT/:" which actually helped me, because after entering "-help" I noticed a command that sounded something like "
mass_testt" which when I started, the BOOT partition opened as a folder on the PC and so I could copy the HWCONFIG file directly through the file manager
I don't know what the echo** command even did, but it basically fixed the original problem. Now, when I write HWCONFIG in the Pocketbook console, the items about the device are listed, which of course was not possible before. Anyway, it actually helped me
So at the moment the device booting ok, in the console I can see that the system is running in the background but the screen is not showing anything, so now I have to remove the display problem, but as I write, the original problem of how to get the HWCONFIG file back to Inkpad, I basically succeeded, although probably due to my clumsiness ans chance, I managed to upload it back .
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I'm attaching a screen with the beginning of the log when the device starts, I can't see an error that would tell me what's going on anywhere:
Commande from UBOOT for conect USB port mount "/boot" partition :
uboot:/
mass_test
