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Re: patch to fix the kernel cmdline handling

 

hi,
On So, 2013-08-04 at 13:59 +0200, András Mamenyák wrote:
> I created the mentioned file, rebooted, but now I got these errors,
> and screen is still black:
> ...
> I/ServiceManager( 2361): Waiting for service sensorservice...
> I/ServiceManager( 1749): Waiting for service SurfaceFlinger...
> ...
> 
the snippet from dmesg below makes it look like nothing of the container
filesystems got mounted ...


[   10.823323] c1 init: cannot find '/system/bin/sysinit', disabling
'sysinit'
[   10.826545] c1 init: cannot find '/system/bin/servicemanager',
disabling 'servicemanager'
[   10.826586] c1 init: cannot find '/system/bin/debuggerd', disabling
'debuggerd'
[   10.826610] c1 init: cannot find '/system/bin/rild', disabling
'ril-daemon'
[   10.826630] c1 init: cannot find '/system/bin/surfaceflinger',
disabling 'surfaceflinger'
[   10.826654] c1 init: cannot find '/system/bin/drmserver', disabling
'drm'
[   10.826674] c1 init: cannot find '/system/bin/mediaserver', disabling
'media'
[   10.826694] c1 init: cannot find '/system/bin/installd', disabling
'installd'
[   10.826715] c1 init: cannot find '/system/bin/sensorservice',
disabling 'sensorservice'
[   10.826738] c1 init: cannot find '/system/bin/ubuntuappmanager',
disabling 'ubuntuappmanager'
[   10.826761] c1 init: cannot find '/system/bin/icd', disabling 'icd'
[   10.827056] c1 init: cannot find '/system/bin/macloader', disabling
'macloader'
[   10.827113] c1 init: cannot find '/system/bin/gpsd', disabling 'gpsd'
[   10.827150] c1 init: cannot find '/system/bin/dmbserver', disabling
'dmb'
[   10.827185] c1 init: cannot find '/system/bin/TVOutDummy', disabling
'SecTVOutService'
[   10.827219] c1 init: cannot find '/system/bin/handle_compcache',
disabling 'compcache'
[   10.828094] c3 cbd: /check_debug_level: debug level=1, cp_debug=0
> 

check your fstab ...
(if it has only entries for /root and swap, it is likely that the
partition labels your device uses are not known to the update-fstab
script that runs on first boot... check the patition lables with:

ls /dev/disk/by-name
and 
ls /dev/disk/by-partlabel
)

ciao
	oli 


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