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You should see four NAND mtd devices and We will ONLY work on mtd3 - the rootfs device.īe careful here. Present MTD devices: mtd0, mtd1, mtd2, mtd3 Note if these info commands do not work or do not produce the outputs shown below, STOP - you have other NAND issues that cannot be addressed here. Boot from a USB or SATA drive and SSH into the Tonido Plug.ģ. That being said, the process of formatting and rebuilding a moderately corrupt NAND rootfs device is fairly simple.ġ. Please, only start this process AFTER you have tried to rebuild the rootfs on the NAND using Basic Reset instructions above - AND failed during either the remove step (read only error) or the wget step (write error) There are no safety nets here and no clean or easy way to recover a from a NAND screw up if you issue a bad command - such as targeting the wrong device or volume. Mess this up and there’s a very good chance you will have a brick on your hands. You can re-associate the plug your account by clicking on the “recover” link and following the prompts. When the red LED turns completely blue, connect to the Tonido Plug from a browser. Wait 5 minutes for the plug to finish booting. Power down the Tonido Plug, remove the USB drive, power up again.ġ4. Delete the compressed rootfs image to save space.ġ3. Get a fresh copy of the Tonido operating system image.Ģf02407d8161acc42ccac0e6815f04c5 ġ0. Remove the operating system (rootfs) and all files on the internal flash.ħ. Once the rootfs is removed, the Tonido Plug will no longer boot from its internal drive until the remaining steps have been completed.Ħ. Navigate to the mounted internal flash drive. Attach to the internal flash (NAND) drive.ĥ. If you see 512MB under “Size” then you are still booting off the internal flash.ģ. You can see that this plug is booted from a 4GB USB stick. You MUST boot from a USB stick to perform this restoration.įilesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on Check to ensure the plug is booting from a USB stick. If you do not have a USB stick with the Tonido OS on it, STOP now and make one.ġ. This procedure must performed from a USB boot.

It will not affect files stored on USB or SATA drives. This procedure will delete everything on the internal flash including any user files and configurations.

#TONIDO CHROME PLUGIN NOT FOUND FULL#

If your plug is full and nothing seems to fix it. If you’ve deleted, corrupted or otherwise messed up parts of the operating system.

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If you’ve installed or updated software on the plug’s internal NAND and it is causing problems. This not the same as flashing the plug with a new image and it will not change any U-boot settings. The process is very similar to setting up a USB drive to boot the plug. To do so, you will delete the existing operating system and replace it with a fresh install.

#TONIDO CHROME PLUGIN NOT FOUND HOW TO#

This guide will show you how to restore the operating system (rootfs) on the Tonido Plug 2’s internal flash (NAND) to its original factory settings. I iterated through each subsequent 'PKIX path building failed:' error I received and exported and imported each cert until success.How To Reset the Operating System on a Tonido Plug 2 To Factory Defaults Sudo keytool -importcert -trustcacerts -cacerts -storepass changeit -file ~/ -alias gradlepluginsĪfter importing that cert I confirmed that no gradle daemon was running and tried my gradle clean command again. I exported the cert from the browser then imported it to my cacert with: So, I used Chrome to navigate to the various repos in my adle and determined which repos I need to access and started with. Not that gradle could not access the repo. The errors read as if gradle could access the repo, but not find the resource. It was saying it had searched a set of repositories and not found the resource. Unfortunately, gradle was not returning information that clearly pointed out that it was a certificate and access problem. Gradle needed more access so I needed to discover, acquire, and import external certificates to my cacerts. My java environment in wsl was configured to work within my company environment with maven.

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