Shell without menu [INACTIVE]

[Iulian]

Hello,

I try to connect with Symbian PuTTY to my BrazilFW and can not see the menu.
It is possible to log into a shell without the initial menu?

Thank you!

[gamba47]

It´s possible.

1. get ssh access.
2. edit /root/.profile
3. Search for the line number 10.
4. Comment this line (add a "#" before the line)


Best Regards.
gamba47

[Iulian]

I tried but not working!
Line 10 is this?

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if [ -n "$TERM" ] ; then

My /root/.profile is this:

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# ~/.profile: executed for shells.

export HOSTNAME=`hostname`
export PATH="/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin"
export PS1="$HOSTNAME# "
export TERMINFO=/etc/terminfo

umask 022

if [ -n "$TERM" ] ; then
  . /tmp/boot.info
  . /etc/coyote/coyote.conf
  # If it's the first boot run the configuration wizard
  [ "$MEDIA" != "CDROM" ] && [ "$RUN_WIZARD" = "YES" ] && /usr/sbin/wizard --in
  /usr/sbin/menu
fi

if [ $? = 10 ] ; then
  exit
fi

cd /


[gamba47]

Ok, i check on my 2.30.1 version & you have 2.31.10

Comment this line:

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 /usr/sbin/menu

I really don´t know if a backup will save this change. We need to see this together.

Let me know about this!

gamba47

[Iulian]

I tried this and it works, but, although I did backup does, not work after rebooting.
How can I make it work after restart?

[gamba47]

Ok, let me see what can we do.

It´s a problem with the file /mnt/root.tgz


gamba47