Hello, I have exactly the same problem except that: - my ipaq is a H5500 - I reflashed my ipaq with opie-familiar-unstable14 jffs2 file (to be abl= e to use USB networking as it seems that later versions cause problems with H5= 5xx) - I immediatly udated-upgraded - I'm able to access to the bootloader with minicom so I will be able to = reflash again When booting from the bootloader, I see the line "Loading Linux..... Now = booting t.". And next nothing. It seems that the kernel cannot finish its loading= . Note that during upgrading of some kernel-modules not important for me, I= saw some messages like (unresoveld symbol...) Is there other problems like these with familiar-unstableXX and H5xxx ? Kleg Selon Davide Patti : > Hi everybody, I use gpe unstable 16 on ipaq 5450. > Today I noticed there was an update to the familiar-base package (5.0-4= 1 > to 5.1), so I did a : > #ipkg update > #ipkg upgrade > > while upgrading familiar-base, it was asked to me if I wanted to replac= e > each of the following files [MY ANSWER] : > > /etc/fstab [Yes] > /etc/group [No] > /etc/hosts [Yes, only a insignificant difference] > /etc/hostname [No, there were no differencies] > /etc/ld.so.conf [No, there were no differencies] > /etc/nsswitch.conf [No, there were no differencies] > /etc/passwd [No, of course !] > /etc/profile [No, there were no differencies] > > Now, after a reboot, my ipaq 5450 only shows a dark screen with gpe > splash logo. Nothing more happens. > I don't think that the two files that I decided to overwrite can be > responsible of that, but I don't know what to do to access to my ipaq. > I tried to hard reset, to remove battery, but it just stops after gpe > spash logo. > Any suggestion ? > PS. the differencies introduced by familiar-base upgrade can be fount a= t > : http://cvs.handhelds.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/familiar/dist/base/ > > > > > -- > ___ Davide Patti __________________________ > icq 122208759 > "non sono spesso d'accordo con le mie idee" > (Oscar Wilde) > _______________________________________________ > The Familiar Linux Distribution > Familiar mailing list > Familiar@handhelds.org > https://handhelds.org/mailman/listinfo/familiar > irc://irc.freenode.net #familiar > >