As far as I know I already were at 4.9 or something. Nonetheless I removed the line and rebooted. This did not change anything.TheHogNL wrote:I think you have a very old version of Toon firmware which doesn't update the /etc/hosts file properly (your feed.hae.int entry in your hosts file doesn't match with the routing table)
Try to remove the "feed.hae.int" line from the /etc/hosts file and restart the Toon and the script again.
Toon not booting after failed update
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Re: Toon not booting after failed update
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Send me a DM with your mobile phone number and I'll whatsapp you tonight to assist over a teamviewer session. I'm curious what's going on.
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Re: Toon not booting after failed update
Send you a messageTheHogNL wrote:Send me a DM with your mobile phone number and I'll whatsapp you tonight to assist over a teamviewer session. I'm curious what's going on.
Re: Toon not booting after failed update
His toon had a lot of zero-sized files, probably due to the power failure during the update process. Most where system files which are not part of any update package. A donor Toon was needed to provide a copy of the files. He was lucky dat SSH still worked.. all crucial files for booting and ssh still worked and where not damaged.
Now it boots again and we are finish the update again.
Now it boots again and we are finish the update again.
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Good job! Well done, both of you.
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I have the same issue here, was updating the Toon when my little daughter found the bright red button from my power supply quite interesting.
My fault, should've paid more attention; lessons learned.
So now my Toon stops at 1/3 at the 'T' logo. I can still SSH into it and dig around through the files.
Checked inittab, made a backup and replaced it by the one provided on this forum. Restart but still stops at 1/3.
What to do next? How can I see if there are many 0-sized files?
My fault, should've paid more attention; lessons learned.
So now my Toon stops at 1/3 at the 'T' logo. I can still SSH into it and dig around through the files.
Checked inittab, made a backup and replaced it by the one provided on this forum. Restart but still stops at 1/3.
What to do next? How can I see if there are many 0-sized files?
Re: Toon not booting after failed update
Run this "find . -type f -size 0 | grep -v \/dev | grep -v \/sys | grep -v \/proc"
Post the result and i'll compare it to my list. Normally there are already a few 0 sized files so don't worry if already see 0 sized files
It is just the few imporant files which are zeroed now at your toon. Need to figure out which ones.
Post the result and i'll compare it to my list. Normally there are already a few 0 sized files so don't worry if already see 0 sized files
It is just the few imporant files which are zeroed now at your toon. Need to figure out which ones.
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Unfortunately I get nothing at all. Without the " it just jumps to empty command line without anything. Had doubts about the " so even added them.
It than states "-sh: find . -type f -size 0 | grep -v \/dev | grep -v \/sys | grep -v \/proc: not found"
It than states "-sh: find . -type f -size 0 | grep -v \/dev | grep -v \/sys | grep -v \/proc: not found"
Re: Toon not booting after failed update
Should be
(the find . means from current dir and find / from top)
But I already helped you outside of the forum. I managed to resume the update using the update script from Eneco. That seemed to worked, however now your toon is unrooted again.
You already mentioned that the Pi is close by to root it again good luck
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find / -type f -size 0 | grep -v \/dev | grep -v \/sys | grep -v \/proc
But I already helped you outside of the forum. I managed to resume the update using the update script from Eneco. That seemed to worked, however now your toon is unrooted again.
You already mentioned that the Pi is close by to root it again good luck
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Allready done and operational! Thanks for your time and helping me out! Great work!