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2009-09-26, 23:13
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Registered protocol family 1
Registered protocol family 17
Registered udp transport module
Reistered tcp transport module
<something>sh tables configured (estabileshed 8192 bind 1684)
<something> shortcut mode
unused kernel memory: 268k freed
Started: Busybox v 1.9.1 (2008-05-19 20:9:14 EDT)
patchstick -- searching for patchstick.sh
cannot unmount /mnt/rootfs: Invailid argument
patchstick failed -- starting telnetd
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2009-09-26, 23:57
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I can't remember which version. I know it worked on the very first windows version you made. I believe I even used it on the first, or very early, version on mac. I've used it on 3 different version though I believe.
The only thing I did before I tried the patchstick was upgrade to 2.4. it rebooted and worked fine. I tried two other sticks. One wouldn't boot and the other I get the same thing.
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Could the apple tv hard drive be dead? When I was plugging the power back in after plugging the patchstick in the power connector kind of sparked. That wasn't real comforting, lol. Maybe something fried inside?
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2009-09-27, 11:37
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I did a forced recovery via the controller and that got it booting again. I redid the patchstick, even switched to the beta 12 version and I still get the same error message. It failed the patchstick switches to telnetd then shows me a login and just sits there. I pulled the power after letting it sit for awhile. When I tried to start it up without the patchstick again the apple tv wouldn't boot again. Any other ideas?
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is there a guide anywhere on how to do it manually? I checked the Wiki, but didn't see anything. Didn't see anything in the stickies either.
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2009-09-28, 01:00
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NEVER MIND! So I didn't realize USB Image Tool had to be on device mode and not volume mode. Worked fine now. It was set to volume mode by default I think. My bad...