Using the a command, what release date is shown? 10th or 11th?amtm is now very very slow (more than a minute) to show the various versions status when using option U but still not showing a minor update for amtm.
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Was not like that earlier this morning...
It show October 10:Using the a command, what release date is shown? 10th or 11th?
After that use the reboot command in amtm.
Just enter reboot, it’s a hidden command. It’s always been there in amtm and Diversion.I do not see a reboot command, do you mean the reset options (and use option 1 to only reset amtm?):
OK, will do it later tonight since my wife is on a video conference call at this time, thanks.Just enter reboot, it’s a hidden command. It’s always been there in amtm and Diversion.
I was also experimenting amtm's slowness after the upgrade.Just enter reboot, it’s a hidden command. It’s always been there in amtm and Diversion.
Diversion requires the Entware repository installed. Enter ep to install Entware now.
Note if you plan to install Diversion on this router, install Diversion first. It includes the installation of Entware.
Remnant of a soon bygone time. Diversion currently can install Entware, next version 5.0 shoves that burden over to amtm.This is a very small thing I came across when resetting everything on my AX86Pro and a new SSD. If I use amtm to install Diversion, I get this message:When I enter ep, I get this message:Code:Diversion requires the Entware repository installed. Enter ep to install Entware now.
Code:Note if you plan to install Diversion on this router, install Diversion first. It includes the installation of Entware.
We are not worthy!Remnant of a soon bygone time. Diversion currently can install Entware, next version 5.0 shoves that burden over to amtm.
Thanks, I‘ll remove that hint with the next amtm release.
It‘ll be worth the wait.We are not worthy!
I couldn't agree more!It‘ll be worth the wait.
Please read this thread and the linked other discussion within about the halt command and its usefulness.Hi @thelonelycoder, um I hope I'm right here. Just wanted to suggest a new option for your Reboot scheduler: Let the user choose if he wants to halt the router instead of doing a reboot. That's what I would love to have as an option.
It would be a relatively small change in my rs script. Let me ponder the merits and consequences.Hello! First of all thank you very much for your reply. Very much appreciated!
I am aware of the discussions around halt or not halt. But in my case halting is the only reasonable opportunity since power simply gets cut off here at a certain point at night. Well, it's the way it is ... much to my regret, too. And before power is taken away externally I simply need to halt the router to unmout attached drives, etc. in a cleaner way.
I've seen your script and I thought wow, that's so close to what I need. All it would take for you is just a simple option to let the user decide whether the router should be rebooted or halted. The majority, of course, will select reboot as their option, but there's maybe a few out there who'd find the other option useful, too. And if you leave it to them what they choose, everyone is happy.
No it isn't. I just saw the reboot scheduler today for the first time after I browsed through the amtm program list. And the reason I ask is because I simply find amtm great and things coming out of one hand. That's cool!
But at the end of the day (based on your other thread) this won't work. So I see this as the same problem, just created by two different routes. In the first instance you were adding the halt command to the crontab yourself. In the second instance you're suggesting that the very same command be added to the crontab by using amtm. The end result is identical. Or am I completely missing the point.I don't think adding an option to the reboot scheduler would fix a completely different problem. I don't know what makes you think that. I assume reboot scheduler will simply call halt or reboot. Same as cru. But reboot scheduler brings it under the hood of amtm and makes it a lot easier to maintain. That is my reason to ask for it. I hope that makes it clearer to you ...
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