Re: Static IP Addresses (DHCP) bug?
Posted: Tue Aug 17, 2010 8:39 pm
mtd -e could also work but the problem with it is that it only erases the partition specified in the command (linux), but not the entire flash, which also includes the space occupied by rootfs_data.
rootfs_data is where mini_fo overlays the linux filesystem and is where changes to it are written, such as changes to your config files or to /etc/ethers.
Regarding timezone not displaying properly for you after setting and saving, this might be one of the erratic behaviors as a result of the error we previously identified?
I tried reproducing your error by setting my timezone to UTC+2 then saving. I see the correct timezone entry is written in the config file as the same value as you see with your uci command. The timezone setting in my webif displays it fine (UTC+2) every time I visit the page. Dates are now displayed in DST.
Timezone display has been fixed in 1.3.4. So it should be fine setting and saving timezone changes.
rootfs_data is where mini_fo overlays the linux filesystem and is where changes to it are written, such as changes to your config files or to /etc/ethers.
Regarding timezone not displaying properly for you after setting and saving, this might be one of the erratic behaviors as a result of the error we previously identified?
I tried reproducing your error by setting my timezone to UTC+2 then saving. I see the correct timezone entry is written in the config file as the same value as you see with your uci command. The timezone setting in my webif displays it fine (UTC+2) every time I visit the page. Dates are now displayed in DST.
Timezone display has been fixed in 1.3.4. So it should be fine setting and saving timezone changes.