08-05-2018, 04:02 AM
(This post was last modified: 08-05-2018, 04:10 AM by paradise.
Edit Reason: typo's (like always)
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'dpkg -s "u-boot-rockchip-rock64" &>/dev/null; then'
Ahh.. now the unknown package line make a bit more sense. haha
It looks if you have installed u-boot package and will use that to decide what type of machine you have.
You need to install the u-boot-rockchip-rockpro64 package for it to continue.
Not a Linux guy but maybe something in the line of dpkg -i "u-boot-rockchip-rockpro64" or so? :-)
If the programmer of that script is reading this; try and find some sysctl that tells the type of board. :-)
And image makers should always try and make this data come from the machine not the fs. It's pretty useful!
Ahh.. now the unknown package line make a bit more sense. haha
It looks if you have installed u-boot package and will use that to decide what type of machine you have.
You need to install the u-boot-rockchip-rockpro64 package for it to continue.
Not a Linux guy but maybe something in the line of dpkg -i "u-boot-rockchip-rockpro64" or so? :-)
If the programmer of that script is reading this; try and find some sysctl that tells the type of board. :-)
And image makers should always try and make this data come from the machine not the fs. It's pretty useful!
Code:
# sysctl kern.ident
kern.ident: sopineStarted using FreeBSD at version 2.0 but really started using it at around version 6.4.
If it doesn't do what you want; hack it until it does!