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@Ninoh-FOX Ninoh-FOX released this 10 Dec 15:21
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Changelog:

1.7.8.2:

  1. change boot logo.

  2. New name firmware.
  3. Update some libs.
  4. Gmenu2x now is mount in /local/home/.gmenu2x

Note: use this Pcsx4all recompiled from TonyJih last code. https://github.com/tonyjih/RG350_pcsx4all/tree/7a7edae89c3b1d3d92d0f913fea359d1f174b308

Instructions:

  1. Place the update opk file in /media/data/apps or /media/sdcard/apps
  2. Run from gmenu2x (not currently working in gmenunx)
  3. allow process to complete
  4. Reboot
  5. If system fails to boot, press Y to boot to last working kernel, or X to boot to last working rootfs. X+Y will load your previous OS version.

Instructions for a clear update/ fix internal sdcard or change of internal sdcard:

  1. Download a base system "sd_image.bin" from releases.

for Windows:

  1. Format the new sdcard / internel sdcard with SD FORMATTER 5.0.1 ( https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter/ ) two times.
  2. Download Win32 disk imager ( https://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/ ) and flash (writer) the FW base imagen in the sdcard.

4. NOT RESIZER THE EXT4 PARTITION IN WINDOWS!!
only put the internal sd in the console and follow the instructions.

for Linux:

  1. Format the new sdcard / internel sdcard with gnome-disk-utility.

  2. Flash the FW base imagen in the sdcard with gnome-disk-utility.
    Or type in a terminal:

    sudo dd if=sd_image.bin of=/dev/[sdcard mount point]

4. Not resize!! Put the internal sd in the console and follow the instructions.

intructions for recovery or external update:

thanks to https://github.com/gcwnow wiki

This work for GMENUNX.

You can copy the kernel or rootfs to the internal SD card of the RG350 using FTP, SFTP or SCP. I recommend SCP since it is just one line on the command prompt. It does require setting up SSH keypair authentication though.

for kernel

scp vmlinuz.bin root@10.1.1.2:/media/system/

scp modules.squashfs root@10.1.1.2:/media/system/update_m.bin

for rootfs

scp rootfs.squashfs root@10.1.1.2:/media/system/update_r.bin

Reboot the RG350 to activate the new kernel or rootfs. Don't use the reset button: part of the kernel or of the rootfs may not have been flushed from the write cache yet.

You can use:

ssh root@10.1.1.2
RG350:media/data/local/home# reboot

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