EDIT number two -Can you please run frisk /dev/sda (if that’s your USB drive) and type m in interactive mode?
That’s the output I posted and would like to compare.
You can use q afterwards to quit without modifying anything.
# fdisk /dev/sda
Found valid GPT with protective MBR; using GPT
Command (m for help): m
Command Action
o create a new empty DOS partition table
p print the partition table
q quit without saving changes
s create a new empty Sun disklabel
# fdisk /dev/sdb
Found valid GPT with protective MBR; using GPT
Command (m for help): m
Command Action
o create a new empty DOS partition table
p print the partition table
q quit without saving changes
s create a new empty Sun disklabel
Just fyi, the amtm command should work system-wide..Sorry for the noob question, I installed amtm and exited. How do I start amtm?
Edit: I figured it out. /jffs/scripts/amtm
Not necessarily. Nothing new for existing installations. Hence no version change.so, we should force the update?
You may simply shut down router, remove USB and power up router and do the necessary flushing of firmware.Thanks for amtm, I've used it to very simply install AB-Solution, Skynet, Entaware, pixelserv-tls and SWAP file.
Can I ask what the procedure is when updating the router firmware now that the USB disk in use? Previously, when the USB was only for sharing a few files, I turned the router OFF, removed the USB drive, restarted and updated the firmware. If I do that now will the missing USB cause problems?
You may simply shut down router, remove USB and power up router and do the necessary flushing of firmware.
Once done, shut down the router but back the USB in the same USB port and power up.
When you took out the USB drive, the jffs that control any start up of process/app located in USB simply unable to start up but that don’t affect other normal operation of the router like DHCP, internet..
* only thing need to take note is ensure no power running when taking out USB. May cause USB drive to fail in some cases. Better safe than sorry.
In version 1.3 of amtm, would it be possible to add a pause following update checks? In the current scenario, if there are no updates, the screen flashes the message too quick to read and goes back to the amtm main screen. Shy of adding an update check item to show updates available across all supported and installed services, this would show if there are either no updates or another message being displayed.
I had an issue with dnscrypt failing to load due to some file system issues, however loading dnscrypt from the menu just flashed and I couldn't see that there was an issue. It was only evident when running the dnscrypt command outside of amtm that the problem was identified.
I see, so since amtm is calling the service commands, it would need to be a per service pause following the status text, otherwise it refreshes back to the amtm main screen rather than the expected behavior of the CLI with the message still shown.Scroll up to see previous output. Menu's in shell aren't really interactive, its just freshly printed text that clears the screen first.
Hmm, rather than changelog, or perhaps what you meant, would it be possible to scrape the screen and display the last text when returning to the amtm main menu? Considering this could be long, it could be limited to a variable value of lines (e.g. 5) to capture and echo so it's clear what last action and result occurred.it does flash by rather quickly - what about a changelog so that things can be tracked in the event of a catastrophe or to troubleshoot difficulties?
Have to admit that I'm completely new to "iptables".
Will SkyNet interfere with manual rules?
Reason for asking: see this post about (remote) mosh.
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