olpc-update

[Craigevil]

Updated just fine, although I did update to the 711 and not 767. But after
booting 1 time, I got a weird set of errors about being out of disk space.
after that it boots to a blank screen not even a blinking cursor.

On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 1:28 AM, Nifty Fedora Mitch <niftyfedora at niftyegg.com
> wrote:

> On Tue, Oct 07, 2008 at 09:44:16AM -0400, Craigevil wrote:
> > Subject: olpc-update
> >
> >    Had to go to the library this am to try to use the olpc-update. No
> >    matter what I tried, sudo olpc-update, su- olpc-update; nothng worked.
> >    Ever command returned unknown command. Downlaoding the updates now to
> >    try to update using a usb drive. Wish me luck.
> >    craigevil
> >    --
>
> What are you updating to.
> olpc-update expects a comman line option that references and image to
> update to.  You can get the info about the 'latest' from the OLPC wiki.
>
> The update process should not be interrupted.   Make sure
> you are connected to reliable power... i.e. plugged in to AC charging
> power.
>
> Also internet connectivity is required... Can you use the web browser
> activity to
> browse the OLPC wiki for hints.
>
> If you have tanked the image on your olpc you may need to load a USB key
> with the update or a failsave/ live image.
>
> Does the OLPC boot now?
>
>
>
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