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The format disk log file is saved to /jffs/amtm-format-disk.logMy luck....file not found. I'm going to refresh amtm and setup another format, I'll get back to you with how it goes.
The format disk log file is saved to /jffs/amtm-format-disk.logMy luck....file not found. I'm going to refresh amtm and setup another format, I'll get back to you with how it goes.
I remember the terminal output and it did say that it had changed the name to EXT2 however it actually didn't. The log of the format was wiped when I formatted /jffs an hour ago.The format disk log file is saved to /jffs/amtm-format-disk.log
Ahhhh. I don't use my router as a fileserver, I have a separate NAS for that. For my use case, I'm the only one accessing the attached storage on the router, so separating into two partitions (or two devices) gains me nothing.I would imagine that when using a Samba share you will have movies, music, what not on that device to share with other devices.
You don't want them corrupted or affected when the Entware device goes bad.
I too have better suited devices for Plex, Music library for my Sonos system and file sharing.Ahhhh. I don't use my router as a fileserver, I have a separate NAS for that. For my use case, I'm the only one accessing the attached storage on the router, so separating into two partitions (or two devices) gains me nothing.
Ok I hada chance to format a dsic to ext4 and named the device EXT4 the system log looks like this:The format disk log file is saved to /jffs/amtm-format-disk.log
Feb 7 15:49:56 amtm: Running disk check 'e2fsck -p' on /dev/sda1
Feb 7 15:49:57 amtm: Disk check done on /dev/sda1
Feb 7 15:49:57 syslog: USB ext4 fs at /dev/sda1 mounted on /tmp/mnt/sda1
Feb 7 15:49:57 usb: USB ext4 fs at /dev/sda1 mounted on /tmp/mnt/sda1.
Feb 7 15:49:57 kernel: EXT4-fs (sda1): mounted filesystem with ordered data mode. Opts: user_xattr
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/jffs/amtm-format-disk.log has this content:
START FILE, --- lines are not part of file
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amtm format disk log Thu, 07 Feb 2019 15:46:16 -0600
Zeroing disk and creating partition on /tmp/mnt/DISK_IMG
Device contains neither a valid DOS partition table, nor Sun, SGI, OSF or GPT disklabel
Building a new DOS disklabel. Changes will remain in memory only,
until you decide to write them. After that the previous content
won't be recoverable.
Command (m for help): Building a new DOS disklabel. Changes will remain in memory only,
until you decide to write them. After that the previous content
won't be recoverable.
Command (m for help): Command action
e extended
p primary partition (1-4)
Partition number (1-4): First cylinder (1-1023, default 1): Using default value 1
Last cylinder or +size or +sizeM or +sizeK (1-1023, default 1023): Using default value 1023
Command (m for help): The partition table has been altered.
Calling ioctl() to re-read partition table
Formatting as "ext4", enabling journalling
Creating filesystem with 983040 4k blocks and 246240 inodes
Filesystem UUID: df5a0dff-e74b-4b52-a5ac-860c2f7af3d8
Superblock backups stored on blocks:
32768, 98304, 163840, 229376, 294912, 819200, 884736
Allocating group tables: done
Writing inode tables: done
Creating journal (16384 blocks): done
Writing superblocks and filesystem accounting information: done
Setting device label "EXT4"
tune2fs 1.42.13 (17-May-2015)
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END FILE
____ _ _
| _ \(_)_ _____ _ __ ___(_) ___ _ __
| | | | \ \ / / _ \ '__/ __| |/ _ \| '_ \
| |_| | |\ V / __/ | \__ \ | (_) | | | |
|____/|_| \_/ \___|_| |___/_|\___/|_| |_|
Goodbye
[redacted]@RT-AC86U-[redacted]:/tmp/home/root#
RunI have just installed amtm on my new AX88U, all gone well. However, when I type amtm on the command line to start amtm, it says that it is not found!
The only way I know how to start it is to run the install script again. When I do that, the amtm installation is already there.
I have successfully installed a swap file, and rebooted the router, but still the problem of actually starting amtm remains.
Can you help please?
sh /jffs/scripts/amtm
I also noticed this when I recently reinstalled. However, the problem went away when I installed Skynet, so I did not need to pursue it.I have just installed amtm on my new AX88U, all gone well. However, when I type amtm on the command line to start amtm, it says that it is not found!
The only way I know how to start it is to run the install script again. When I do that, the amtm installation is already there.
I have successfully installed a swap file, and rebooted the router, but still the problem of actually starting amtm remains.
Can you help please?
To start amtm enter this into your terminal:I have just installed amtm on my new AX88U, all gone well. However, when I type amtm on the command line to start amtm, it says that it is not found!
The only way I know how to start it is to run the install script again. When I do that, the amtm installation is already there.
I have successfully installed a swap file, and rebooted the router, but still the problem of actually starting amtm remains.
Can you help please?
/jffs/scripts/amtm
amtm
The privilege of being the developerDiversion 4.0.8 ?
amtm 1.8 is now available
What's new in amtm 1.8
- Various code and text corrections
- Reorganized UI: bigger, better, amtm!
- New option to set reboot scheduler (rs) via cron job, as opposed to the WebUI reboot scheduler which uses an internal mechanism to reboot the router. The WebUI scheduler may not properly unmount devices when rebooting, here's my remedy.
- Additionally uses md5sum beside the version number to compare versions when using u to check for an amtm update.
- Format disk fd uses Entware package lsof (list open files) to show what's stopping the unmounting of the device.
- I'm pleased to welcome YazFi to the amtm collection of favorite SNBForum scripts!
How to update to this latest version
Use u to update amtm
Congratulations on the new release of AMTM. It has really evolved. The additional functionality added since it was birthed has been a big help to the community.amtm 1.8 is now available
What's new in amtm 1.8
- Various code and text corrections
- Reorganized UI: bigger, better, amtm!
- New option to set reboot scheduler (rs) via cron job, as opposed to the WebUI reboot scheduler which uses an internal mechanism to reboot the router. The WebUI scheduler may not properly unmount devices when rebooting, here's my remedy.
- Additionally uses md5sum beside the version number to compare versions when using u to check for an amtm update.
- Format disk fd uses Entware package lsof (list open files) to show what's stopping the unmounting of the device.
- I'm pleased to welcome YazFi to the amtm collection of favorite SNBForum scripts!
How to update to this latest version
Use u to update amtm
I read about @FreshJR 's intention but so far no news on his (her?) progress.Had a quick tour of the new and improved amtm 1.8 and like the improvements. YazFi is a great addition to amtm.
I'm also looking forward to when FreshJR_QOS is also included in amtm too! (FreshJR! hint hint)
[emoji122][emoji122][emoji122][emoji122][emoji122] thanks!!!!amtm 1.8 is now available
What's new in amtm 1.8
- Various code and text corrections
- Reorganized UI: bigger, better, amtm!
- New option to set reboot scheduler (rs) via cron job, as opposed to the WebUI reboot scheduler which uses an internal mechanism to reboot the router. The WebUI scheduler may not properly unmount devices when rebooting, here's my remedy.
- Additionally uses md5sum beside the version number to compare versions when using u to check for an amtm update.
- Format disk fd uses Entware package lsof (list open files) to show what's stopping the unmounting of the device.
- I'm pleased to welcome YazFi to the amtm collection of favorite SNBForum scripts!
How to update to this latest version
Use u to update amtm
You're welcome.[emoji122][emoji122][emoji122][emoji122][emoji122] thanks!!!!
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