What does this mean?

Posted by: DeadFire

What does this mean? - 30/09/2002 13:14

! mp3_decoder.cpp   :1049:Failed to find valid sync after seeking to offset 3195

484, error=0xc0044000
Found this message in Hyperterminal while connected to empeg on COM1. It was the last thing to appear in the entire boot process. empeg runs perfectly fine, though.

Mk2a / 2b13 / Hijack v298 / genixia's latest script from this thread.

Any ideas?
Posted by: johnmcd3

Re: What does this mean? - 30/09/2002 13:20

I've had this on one of my units for about 4-6 months, and never paid it any attention. Not sure what the deal is though; I don't hear / see any problems.

John
Posted by: tfabris

Re: What does this mean? - 30/09/2002 13:21

It is a normal diagnostic message and it does not indicate an error. In theory, it should be removed in the next software relase.
Posted by: DeadFire

Re: What does this mean? - 30/09/2002 13:27

Oh, okay. Thanks.

And since your reading, could you explain this to me?
EXT2-fs warning: mounting unchecked fs, running e2fsck is recommended
That popped up when I mounted /proc read-write in order to use the ftp procedure for updating Hijack.
Posted by: tfabris

Re: What does this mean? - 30/09/2002 13:36

There is a FAQ entry in the Troubleshooting section with extreme details on that exact message.

I didn't put the other message in the FAQ because I knew it would disappear from the software eventually. But the e2fsck message has a FAQ entry for it.
Posted by: DeadFire

Re: What does this mean? - 30/09/2002 13:37

Thanks again. *clicks over to FAQ*
Posted by: DeadFire

Re: What does this mean? - 30/09/2002 14:17

I went through the steps listed in the FAQ that you mentioned... and I still get the same error when I mount something (in this case /programs0) read-write. I triple-checked each command before hitting Enter... what gives?
Posted by: tfabris

Re: What does this mean? - 30/09/2002 14:31

It's possible that it has something to do with Genixia's script. I don't know. The text in the FAQ was assembled for me (I'm not clear on how it works), and it was meant for a "stock" player, not for one modded with a nonstandard init.
Posted by: DeadFire

Re: What does this mean? - 30/09/2002 14:40

It's possible that it has something to do with Genixia's script.

Gee, I hope not. But come to think of it, the first time I mounted /programs0 read-write that didn't happen. So I must have messed something up later. Would reapplying the 2b13 developer image remove any changes I've made, including Hijack / preinit / genixia's script?
Posted by: tfabris

Re: What does this mean? - 30/09/2002 14:44

Would reapplying the 2b13 developer image remove any changes I've made, including Hijack / preinit / genixia's script?

Yes, in theory.
Posted by: DeadFire

Re: What does this mean? - 30/09/2002 14:50

Yes, in theory.

[sarcasm] That makes me feel a whole lot better; thank Tony. [/sarcasm]

Well, as far as I can tell, this message isn't affecting the player's operation. But then, I don't know anything about Linux - I was just following commands exactly.

I guess I'll try reapplying 2b13.
Posted by: genixia

Re: What does this mean? - 30/09/2002 14:51

Ahh...it looks like you rebooted your player with /programs0 mounted rw.

Type: fsck /dev/hda2 at a shell prompt.

I need to modify the N10mount script to check for cleanliness.
Posted by: DeadFire

Re: What does this mean? - 30/09/2002 14:57

Type: fsck /dev/hda2 at a shell prompt.

That did it. Thanks a bunch.