LinLoader problems?

[lesha-v]

Hello!

I have e680i with prefleshed C5A4 firmware (i don't flash it by myself)
And i have some troubles:

When i try to install NeoInstaller i could not run neo-install.lin from file manager
(when i tap it in file manager nothing happens)
but i could run it from telnet session.
Next, i have same situation with startup.lin -
i couldn't run it from FileManager but could run it in telnet session

Other problem is about cyph's flashkit,
i can't run rwflash.lin - then i tap nothing happens, no module rwflash.o loaded.
I think, it's because then i tap rwflash.lin it's starts as ezx user, but insmod command
needs to be a root

Are these problems Linloader problems? Do I need reinstall it?

P.S I have LinLoader preinstalled and it seems to work (i can run acmattach.lin, for example)

[maxx_730]

What do you mean nothing happens? It isnt supposed to give visual feedback or something like that in case you might think that.

[lesha-v]

Hello, maxx_730!

For example, if i tap neo-install.lin then i suppose the NEOInstaller will be installed and file startup.lin appeared. but it didn't.
And if i start rwflash.lin i suppose the rwflash.o module will be loaded but it didn't

P.S. Sorry for my english

[maxx_730]

Well try a script like this:
#!/bin/bash
echo test > /diska/test.txt
Run it, close and reopen the file manager and if you see a test.txt file linloader is installed correctly. Otherwise it isnt, go exactly through all the install steps again.

[lesha-v]

maxx_730,
first, thanks for your replies.

Yes it works, and acmattach.lin script works too (as i mentioned in my first post)

But rwflash.lin dosen't work I think the problem is that "insmod" command needs a root rights, but script starts with ezx user rights

[maxx_730]

Well the solution is obvious, execute it through telnet session ofcourse! (Didnt cyph state you'd have to execute it through telnet too in his manual?). Otherwise use start-stop-daemon.

[lesha-v]

Yes, then i execute it through telnet everything work fine.. but sometimes it's not handy.

Can you tell me about using start-stop-daemon in more details.
when i try run script in this way:
start-stop-daemon -S -c root -x <scriptfile.lin>
i get an error - "unable to set gid to 0"