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For what it's worth, I'm getting the same errors.
Originally Posted by rwhitby:
You will need to install the Package Manager Service and Preware first.
Once you do that, then the armv7 packages will install correctly.
What's missing is the /var/etc/ipkg/arch.conf symlink that the post-install script for the Package Manager Service puts in place, which tells ipkg which architectures (e.g. armv7) are compatible for the Pre (versus, for instance, i686 for the Emulator).
-- Rod
did you guys see his post? See if this fixes your problem!You will need to install the Package Manager Service and Preware first.
Once you do that, then the armv7 packages will install correctly.
What's missing is the /var/etc/ipkg/arch.conf symlink that the post-install script for the Package Manager Service puts in place, which tells ipkg which architectures (e.g. armv7) are compatible for the Pre (versus, for instance, i686 for the Emulator).
-- Rod
Originally Posted by rwhitby:
You will need to install the Package Manager Service and Preware first.
Once you do that, then the armv7 packages will install correctly.
What's missing is the /var/etc/ipkg/arch.conf symlink that the post-install script for the Package Manager Service puts in place, which tells ipkg which architectures (e.g. armv7) are compatible for the Pre (versus, for instance, i686 for the Emulator).
-- Rod
Thanks that fixed it.You will need to install the Package Manager Service and Preware first.
Once you do that, then the armv7 packages will install correctly.
What's missing is the /var/etc/ipkg/arch.conf symlink that the post-install script for the Package Manager Service puts in place, which tells ipkg which architectures (e.g. armv7) are compatible for the Pre (versus, for instance, i686 for the Emulator).
-- Rod
Thanks Jason!!! Your the man!! Gonna hit the donate button right now, buy a six pack and take the day off, you deserve it.
Originally Posted by rwhitby:
You will need to install the Package Manager Service and Preware first.
Once you do that, then the armv7 packages will install correctly.
What's missing is the /var/etc/ipkg/arch.conf symlink that the post-install script for the Package Manager Service puts in place, which tells ipkg which architectures (e.g. armv7) are compatible for the Pre (versus, for instance, i686 for the Emulator).
-- Rod
This fixed the problem for me, too. Thanks.You will need to install the Package Manager Service and Preware first.
Once you do that, then the armv7 packages will install correctly.
What's missing is the /var/etc/ipkg/arch.conf symlink that the post-install script for the Package Manager Service puts in place, which tells ipkg which architectures (e.g. armv7) are compatible for the Pre (versus, for instance, i686 for the Emulator).
-- Rod
WebOS Quick Install v2.71 released! Fixes the error issue by downloading/installing Package Manager first, if needed 
You guys rock. Thanks a bunch.
by the matrix he's done it!!!! :-) woot woot!!!
THANKS JASON!!!!
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@ Jason. Thanks for all the effort, I appreciate it greatly.
Originally Posted by Jason Robitaille:
Yea, work in progress. I'm too tired at this point to jump through hoops getting everything posted at once, heh. Almost done
just wanted to thank you for all your hard work that you have done. there are alot of us that are greatful for this and we will keep an eye out for even more of your great work Yea, work in progress. I'm too tired at this point to jump through hoops getting everything posted at once, heh. Almost done
Thanks J you're my hero! I know its been a pain, but this was much needed. Something in preware had my phone all messed up, i had to do a hard reset...cuz it kept dropping calls.
Originally Posted by Jason Robitaille:
WebOS Quick Install v2.71 released! Fixes the error issue by downloading/installing Package Manager first, if needed
jason idk what happened but there was an update for the multi web patch and so i uninstalled it to reinstall but now it just gives me some big long error log and wont work on either webosQI or in preware can you give me some help please.WebOS Quick Install v2.71 released! Fixes the error issue by downloading/installing Package Manager first, if needed
Great Job! Thanks for your hard work. You Rock!!
Jason:
How practical/impractical would it be to, with the tweaks, not restart Luna after every checkbox is checked, but allow the user to check all the boxes they want and then provide a "Restart Luna" button (or do it on "Close")?
How practical/impractical would it be to, with the tweaks, not restart Luna after every checkbox is checked, but allow the user to check all the boxes they want and then provide a "Restart Luna" button (or do it on "Close")?
Originally Posted by rwhitby:
You will need to install the Package Manager Service and Preware first.
Once you do that, then the armv7 packages will install correctly.
What's missing is the /var/etc/ipkg/arch.conf symlink that the post-install script for the Package Manager Service puts in place, which tells ipkg which architectures (e.g. armv7) are compatible for the Pre (versus, for instance, i686 for the Emulator).
-- Rod
This worked for me. I was getting the error on one of my devices. Installed the package manager service & preware, then the other 2 packages installed.You will need to install the Package Manager Service and Preware first.
Once you do that, then the armv7 packages will install correctly.
What's missing is the /var/etc/ipkg/arch.conf symlink that the post-install script for the Package Manager Service puts in place, which tells ipkg which architectures (e.g. armv7) are compatible for the Pre (versus, for instance, i686 for the Emulator).
-- Rod
Thanks Jason everything is working flawlessly...THANK YOU for all your hard work!!!
Jason, Thanks for the update!! Lots of new patches!
One question though, any way to select the patches you want & upload them all at once instead of having to reboot the phone after each one?
One question though, any way to select the patches you want & upload them all at once instead of having to reboot the phone after each one?
Just wanted to drop a thank you for all your hard work... we appreciate you!
Thank u so much jason ...all ur hard work is greatly appreciated!!
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