04-19-2017, 09:28 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-19-2017, 09:29 PM by pfeerick.
Edit Reason: empahsis added
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That script will not work as is... it is designed specifically to work with Armbian, and can fail quite spectacularly without any warning unless you know that it saves a log file, and where it is...
/var/log/rpi-monitor-install.log
After running
do a
to see if there is any errors reported. In my case, because I didn't wait long enough for the background apt-get update to finish, so got a bunch of dpkg/lock errors.
More importantly, rpimonitor is provided from the Armbian repo, as the official rpi instructions which were originally used by the script stopped working. So the script firstly doesn't install rpimonitor, and then secondly can't patch it as it was never installed!
Quite a bit of fiddling will be needed with that script, as it can't just be directly downloaded and run on a non-Armbian setup.
/var/log/rpi-monitor-install.log
After running
Code:
sudo -i
wget -q -O - http://kaiser-edv.de/tmp/4U4tkD/install-rpi-monitor-for-a64.sh | /bin/bashdo a
Code:
more /var/log/rpi-monitor-install.logMore importantly, rpimonitor is provided from the Armbian repo, as the official rpi instructions which were originally used by the script stopped working. So the script firstly doesn't install rpimonitor, and then secondly can't patch it as it was never installed!
Quite a bit of fiddling will be needed with that script, as it can't just be directly downloaded and run on a non-Armbian setup.