In the past I have successfully installed new maps before but as of today I could no longer update the maps on my device. When running the copy script it goes straight to 100% within a second and claims it's completed the tasks.
I used the exact same drive with the exact same files, only switched out the map files.
Here is an old log of when it completed;
+ mount -o remount,rw /system
+ chmod 777 /system/lib/libigo_jni.so
+ cat /mnt/udisk/updates/libigo_jni.so
+ >/system/lib/libigo_jni.so
+ chmod 644 /system/lib/libigo_jni.so
+ cp -R /extdata/iGO /mnt/udisk/backup/iGO
+ chmod -R 777 /extdata/iGO/
+ rm -f -r /extdata/iGO
+ cp -R /mnt/udisk/updates/iGO /extdata/iGO
And this is the log of my last attempt;
+ mount -o remount,rw /system
+ chmod 777 /system/lib/libigo_jni.so
+ cat /mnt/udisk/updates/libigo_jni.so
+ >/system/lib/libigo_jni.so
/mnt/udisk/script.sh[8]: cat: <stdout>: Read-only file system
So for some reason it now suddenly stops because it's a 'read only file system' where as this worked fine before. I tried another FAT32 formatted USB drive, but get the exact same error. Any way to fix this?
F970BT suddenly not updating maps anymore
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Hello,
In the past I have successfully installed new maps before but as of today I could no longer update the maps on my device. When running the copy script it goes straight to 100% within a second and claims it's completed the tasks.
I used the exact same drive with the exact same files, only switched out the map files.
Here is an old log of when it completed;
+ mount -o remount,rw /system
+ chmod 777 /system/lib/libigo_jni.so
+ cat /mnt/udisk/updates/libigo_jni.so
+ >/system/lib/libigo_jni.so
+ chmod 644 /system/lib/libigo_jni.so
+ cp -R /extdata/iGO /mnt/udisk/backup/iGO
+ chmod -R 777 /extdata/iGO/
+ rm -f -r /extdata/iGO
+ cp -R /mnt/udisk/updates/iGO /extdata/iGO
And this is the log of my last attempt;
+ mount -o remount,rw /system
+ chmod 777 /system/lib/libigo_jni.so
+ cat /mnt/udisk/updates/libigo_jni.so
+ >/system/lib/libigo_jni.so
/mnt/udisk/script.sh[8]: cat: <stdout>: Read-only file system
So for some reason it now suddenly stops because it's a 'read only file system' where as this worked fine before. I tried another FAT32 formatted USB drive, but get the exact same error. Any way to fix this?