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            "*": "Subscribe to the mediawiki-api-announce mailing list at <https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-api-announce> for notice of API deprecations and breaking changes."
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                "title": "Recover mode",
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                        "*": "For some reasons You could need to boot your device in recover mode (like for example when you plan to use webos doctor to restore your device).\n\nIt is a four steps process: \n# With the USB cable connected, completely power off your device (hold down the power button until the option to power off appears)\n# Hold down the Up button on the volume rocker\n# While holding the Up button, power on your device\n# You should now see a big USB log on the screen of the device\n\nHere you are in recover mode!"
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                "title": "Recover your files from a non booting device",
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                        "*": "Sometimes you may end with a non booting device and you must have your usb partition files back.  This page will help recovering them.\n\nRequisites:\n\n* Windows, MacOS X, or Linux\n* Novacomd driver for your operating system\n* WebOS doctor for your device and operating system version (you must select the correct device or these instructions won't work)\n* Enough space for your backup (at most 7Gb for Pre/Pixi, at most 15Gb for Pre Plus / Pre 2)\n\nIf you cannot access your device for whatever reason, you still can recover your files, even if the display is broken or the keyboard doesn't work anymore.  You just need to follow this simple steps:\n\n1. Power on your device in Recovery Mode (Pull battery, pull usb cable, press volume up and keep it pressed, insert cable (you'll see a big battery icon), then insert battery (you should see a big usb icon).\n\n2. Open a terminal window (cmd.exe in windows)\n\n3. Type the following in your terminal window:\n\nThis two commands will scan the partitions for the volume group that your Pre uses\n novacom -w run file://usr/sbin/lvm.static -- vgscan --ignorelockingfailure\n novacom -w run file://usr/sbin/lvm.static -- vgchange -ay --ignorelockingfailure\n\nThis command will create a temporary directory to mount your information\n novacom -w run file://bin/mkdir -- -p /tmp/media\n\nThis command will actually mount your information in said directory\n novacom -w run file://bin/mount -- /dev/mapper/store-media /tmp/media\n\nThis command will show you the files that were on the root directory of your device's usb partition\n novacom -w run file://bin/ls -- /tmp/media\n\nAt this moment you should see a listing on your terminal window showing the files that should have been in the usb portion of your device. Confirm they're the correct ones, and continue with..\n\nThis command will compress your files, send over novacom and write them on your computer under the file media.tgz\n novacom -w run file://bin/tar -- -C /tmp/media/ --totals -czf - . > media.tgz\n\nThere you go, you have a file called media.tgz on your home directory. This file can be opened with most archive managers."
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