ext2

[raidzero]

Np.. fyi, in shell scripts for loops on variables operate on the values in the variable delimited by spaces.

i is the iterator, in this case i = 4, since there are 4 values in the variable $MODULES. it performs the "do" action on each item until there are no more (i = 4) (at the same time, i is equal to the string delimited by spaces)

[Zepius]

Np.. fyi, in shell scripts for loops on variables operate on the values in the variable delimited by spaces.

i is the iterator, in this case i = 4, since there are 4 values in the variable $MODULES. it performs the "do" action on each item until there are no more (i = 4) (at the same time, i is equal to the string delimited by spaces)

right. i appreciate your help RZ. once again, you are my hero.

[blkhwk]

that will work but this is easier

#!/system/bin/sh
MODULES="/system/lib/modules/ipv6.ko /system/lib/ext2.ko /system/lib/ext3.ko /system/lib/ext4.ko"
for i in $MODULES;
do
    insmod $i;
done

is this done in terminal emulator? I've tried and when i do the first commands, #!/system/bin/sh it says not found...thanks

[raidzero]

that will work but this is easier

#!/system/bin/sh
MODULES="/system/lib/modules/ipv6.ko /system/lib/ext2.ko /system/lib/ext3.ko /system/lib/ext4.ko"
for i in $MODULES;
do
    insmod $i;
done

is this done in terminal emulator? I've tried and when i do the first commands, #!/system/bin/sh it says not found...thanks

no, that is a shell script

[blkhwk]

that will work but this is easier

#!/system/bin/sh
MODULES="/system/lib/modules/ipv6.ko /system/lib/ext2.ko /system/lib/ext3.ko /system/lib/ext4.ko"
for i in $MODULES;
do
    insmod $i;
done

is this done in terminal emulator? I've tried and when i do the first commands, #!/system/bin/sh it says not found...thanks

no, that is a shell script

thanks i'll give it a shot in GScript. One question though. I've been trying to get link2sd working since last night and a lot have been saying jpd.ko then ext2.ko instead of where you have ipv6.ko then ext2.ko, any difference?

[raidzero]

is this done in terminal emulator? I've tried and when i do the first commands, #!/system/bin/sh it says not found...thanks

no, that is a shell script

thanks i'll give it a shot in GScript. One question though. I've been trying to get link2sd working since last night and a lot have been saying jpd.ko then ext2.ko instead of where you have ipv6.ko then ext2.ko, any difference?

It's meant to be run as an initscript in /etc/init.d... but the order the modules are loaded in makes no difference unless one is dependent on another.

[chiefvelo]

Zepius, did you get swap/link2sd working on baseline? I would be interested in your link2sd success and steps to get it working.
Thanks

[Zepius]

Zepius, did you get swap/link2sd working on baseline? I would be interested in your link2sd success and steps to get it working.
Thanks

i dont use baseline, but i got swap working. i really never got link2sd working.