No, that info is dynamically generated, just as everything else is in amtm.I mean in script itself, I press u, info show up, then I close it or launch any other subscript go back to main screen and it's gone, only info about current versions
usr_name@RT-AC86U-4608:/tmp/home/root# amtm
-sh: /jffs/scripts/amtm: not found
alias amtm='/jffs/scripts/amtm' # added by amtm
alias nsru='cd /tmp/mnt/SNB/nsru'
alias nsrum='sh /jffs/scripts/nsrum'
Delete the amtm alias from /jffs/configs/profile.add. amtm will be found normally now in the /usr/sbin path.Odd issue, nothing major, easy workaround, still...
Every tine I log out of the router, then SSH back in I get
Easy solution, type "unalias amtm" then "amtm" again and it starts. Rereading back posts when the was occurring, it seem the "unalias amtm" was the somewhat permanent solution. I get the "amtm not found" every single time.What I am missing?Code:usr_name@RT-AC86U-4608:/tmp/home/root# amtm -sh: /jffs/scripts/amtm: not found
This is my /jffs/configs/profile.add
Code:alias amtm='/jffs/scripts/amtm' # added by amtm alias nsru='cd /tmp/mnt/SNB/nsru' alias nsrum='sh /jffs/scripts/nsrum'
Update amtm and/or Diversion, I use a different approach now.@thelonelycoder I provisionally installed Diversion. After uninstalling, the script that detects the installation of the entware, post-mount.div, has been removed. Is this reference for installing Entware?
Without post-mount.div, amtm does not understand that the entware is installed. I made the correction with the backup I have.
My entware installation is old. Without the post-mount.div file, amtm cannot detect the entware installation at startup.I use a different approach now.
I found mine under /jffs/configs, for those who can't find it under /usr/sbin. Coming from before .15 firmware, without factory reset/jffs format.Delete the amtm alias from profile.add. It will be found normally now in the /usr/sbin path.
You are correct, based on how I wrote it. I meant that amtm would be found automatically under /usr/sbin. /jffs/configs/profile.add is the right path.I found mine under /jffs/configs, for those who can't find it under /usr/sbin. Coming from before .15 firmware, without factory reset/jffs format.
I did it recently. You can have a read starting with Butterfly Bones’ quoted post here:Newbie questions... I have installed several scripts using AMTM. What is the proper way to back up the USB stick? Do I copy everything on the USB stick to another stick? What about the disk label? Do it from another machine?
Learn how to read the code, then it's simple. amtm has a very straight forward way of detecting and auto-enabling scripts.I am wondering if amtm menu framework allows to integrate my own extension. If so any help or links would be appreciated.
Newbie questions... I have installed several scripts using AMTM. What is the proper way to back up the USB stick? Do I copy everything on the USB stick to another stick? What about the disk label? Do it from another machine?
Share with us!I have a script set up to run at midnight that copies my entire USB key and JFFS drives to my NAS using rync.
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