Hm seems serious..... I will try the reboot but I am not sure if during reboot CM10 will mount again /system as RW. How can I check this?
Anyone else that has experience with other Native SD installations (non Nexus-Cm10) and does not have the same error (or fixed it somehow..)?
MANY THANKS
GV
You r right it is mounted RW again...reboot will make it rw again. but tuis may mean that you'll need to reboot each time... unless you can figure out what process is causing it to not remount. I wonder if nativesd needs a slightly different mount command.
I am progressing with small stepsYou r right it is mounted RW again...
I found this btw
http://oletange.blogspot.de/2012/04/umount-device-is-busy-why.html
but dont know how it helps. I keep trying.....
thanks a lot
GV
I am progressing with small steps
On my NativeSD installation /system is mounted on the same dev/block/mmcblk0p2 device as /NativeSD and /data.
Not a unix expert but seems that something is keeping the fs busy from the other two mounted .....??
Any help appreciated. Hope this will help others that happen to be in my case (hope more than one=me!)
GV
su
mount
df
Su: no output. Works
mount output (notice the common device for system data and NativeSD)
...
thanks for your support efforts!
GV
Hm. What if I change the FSTAB to have /system mounted as RO? Would this work??After a reboot is /system rw or ro? If system is always rw, then you won't get GOOD to run in this environment. GOOD detects the system mount as rw.
If when using nativesd the system mount is always rw that will be a problem hence why I ask if it changes to ro after reboot.
Hm. What if I change the FSTAB to have /system mounted as RO? Would this work??
GV
Hm. What if I change the FSTAB to have /system mounted as RO? Would this work??
GV
su
mkdir /data/gfesystem
mount --bind -o rw,noatime,barrier=1,data=ordered -t ext4 /system /data/gfesystem
Thanks a lot mate!I'm not sure if that will break your nativesd implementation. If it does not, it may work. This likely won't stop the error you are seeing when trying to make the /system RO again but this is the procedure you can likely follow:
Whenever you want to Enable good:
1. Run the enable* script.
2. The script will error at the end when making /system RO.
3. Reboot to correct the mount point.
4. Launch Good.
Whenever you want to Enable root:
1. Run the disable* script.
2. The script will error at the end when making /system RO but that is irrelevant at the moment.
3. You are rooted.
Still working fine after the GFE app update a couple days ago. Even after updating to the 3/6 CM 10.1 nightly.
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Just had it happen again & GFE wouldn't let me in complaining about the lock screen even when I changed to password from pin. GFE was happy again going back to my pin after a reboot. Odd.
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Do you have GFE set as a device administrator? settings - security - device administrator...
Mines been working fine on both my devices after that initial upgrade quirkyness.
Yes GFE is an administrator. Complains GFE might lock if I disable it's admin access, might try that tonight & see if it borks GFE.
And it looks like it ate my camera again. Going to do a TiBu backup then wipe stuff & update to the latest nightly this weekend & re-install things. See if that helps, it's been a little while since I've done that anyways.
With the new su in the latest nightlies, I now found that when I disable root, the su app does not return to the application list. Thoughts?
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