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    [Nexus 9] Can't do: hybris-patches/apply-patches.sh --mb, I get error: the previos rebase directory exists but an mbox was specified

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        Carlo
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        @lakotaubp I am trying to port a new device, the Nexus 9 (flounder)

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          AppLee @Carlo
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          @carlo
          Oh, thanks for the effort.
          I'll move this thread to the porting category hoping it will drag attention from the knowledgeable people πŸ˜‰

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            Lakotaubp @Carlo
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            @carlo I have moved your thread to the Porting section (it makes it a bit clearer what you are aiming at). Also maybe think of editing the title to Nexus 9- can't etc for the same reason.

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              Lakotaubp @AppLee
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              @applee Snap.

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                Carlo @Lakotaubp
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                @lakotaubp thanks, will do now. As soon as I understand how to do it XD

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                  flohack
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                  You a re facing a Git error message. Obviously you called the command earlier already, and it did not finish its job.
                  run repo sync -j16 and see where it gets stuck, if at all. The android tree has around 400 repos, so I hope its not many, you have to either force-sync them, or go inside each of them and call git am --abort to stop the rebase, before you can do it again.
                  Never call this apply-patches twice, it will mess up your tree pretty badly πŸ˜‰

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                    Lakotaubp @Carlo
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                    @carlo Click on the three vetical dots on the right and there should be an edit option. Any problems let us know and we can sort it.

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                      Carlo @Lakotaubp
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                      @lakotaubp Hi, too mutch time has passed and I can't edit anymore. I don't know if an admin can modify the title now.

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                        Carlo @flohack
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                        @flohack said in Can't do: hybris-patches/apply-patches.sh --mb, I get error: the previos rebase directory exists but an mbox was specified:

                        git am --abort

                        I did a sync and it got stuck in /bionic because it had not finished last time. I entered the bionic folder and run git am --abort. Then i went in the BUILDDIR folder and rerun repo sync and it seems to have fixed the problem. Thanks a lot!!

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                          AppLee @Carlo
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                          @carlo
                          I modified the title for you.
                          And I'm glad you figured things out.

                          Best of luck

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