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| − | This is a collection of useful commands to have when accessing your Didj from the command prompt. Its meant as a quick reference guide, for more complex procedures look in the [ | + | This is a collection of useful commands to have when accessing your Didj from the command prompt. Its meant as a quick reference guide, for more complex procedures look in the [[Didj#Tutorials.2FHow_To.27s Tutorials|How To's]]section of the Didj Wiki main page. |
== AppManager == | == AppManager == | ||
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''Shutdown or Start up AppManger'' | ''Shutdown or Start up AppManger'' | ||
| − | /etc/init.d/lightning (start | stop | restart) | + | /etc/init.d/lightning (start | stop | restart) |
== USB == | == USB == | ||
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''enable/disable'' | ''enable/disable'' | ||
| − | usbctl -d mass_storage -a enable | + | usbctl -d mass_storage -a enable |
| − | + | usbctl -d mass_storage -a disable | |
| − | usbctl -d mass_storage -a disable | + | |
''unlock'' | ''unlock'' | ||
| − | usbctl -d mass_storage -a unlock | + | usbctl -d mass_storage -a unlock |
Use enable and unlock to make USB drive accessible from host computer. | Use enable and unlock to make USB drive accessible from host computer. | ||
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''Mount the Manufacturers partition'' | ''Mount the Manufacturers partition'' | ||
| − | mount -t jffs2 $mfgdatamnt /mnt2/mfg | + | mount -t jffs2 $mfgdatamnt /mnt2/mfg |
''Remount the Manufactures partition as RW'' | ''Remount the Manufactures partition as RW'' | ||
| − | mount -o remount,rw /mfgdata | + | mount -o remount,rw /mfgdata |
''Remount the root fs as R''W | ''Remount the root fs as R''W | ||
| − | mount -o remount, rw / | + | mount -o remount, rw / |
-or- | -or- | ||
| − | mount /dev/root / -o remount,rw | + | mount /dev/root / -o remount,rw |
Mount the /Didj file system | Mount the /Didj file system | ||
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''Power off the screen'' | ''Power off the screen'' | ||
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| − | mlc-control /dev/mlc s enable off | + | mlc-control /dev/mlc s enable off |
[[Category:didj]] | [[Category:didj]] | ||
Revision as of 22:09, 13 April 2011
This is a collection of useful commands to have when accessing your Didj from the command prompt. Its meant as a quick reference guide, for more complex procedures look in the How To'ssection of the Didj Wiki main page.
Contents |
AppManager
Shutdown or Start up AppManger
/etc/init.d/lightning (start | stop | restart)
USB
mass_storage
enable/disable
usbctl -d mass_storage -a enable usbctl -d mass_storage -a disable
unlock
usbctl -d mass_storage -a unlock
Use enable and unlock to make USB drive accessible from host computer.
Mounting Commands in Didj
(note) NAND partitions can not be shared by USB host and device simultaneously. Developers should use the usbctl command judiciously to avoid corrupting NAND.
Mount the Manufacturers partition
mount -t jffs2 $mfgdatamnt /mnt2/mfg
Remount the Manufactures partition as RW
mount -o remount,rw /mfgdata
Remount the root fs as RW
mount -o remount, rw /
-or-
mount /dev/root / -o remount,rw
Mount the /Didj file system
mount -t vfat -o async,noatime /dev/mtdblock9 /Didj
Display Commands
Power off the screen
mlc-control /dev/mlc s enable off
