You only just noticed?...,
L&LD is right on!
You only just noticed?...,
L&LD is right on!
Wow, just found out in USB 2.0 mode, both USB 2.0 and 3.0 ports working, however in USB 3.0 mode, only the USB 2.0 port working!.
L&LD is right on!
@thelonelycoder stated he was ready whenever @FreshJR was. I'd imagine that @FreshJR is taking a much needed break before tackling this project.
Thanks for the update. I'm anxious to start using it through amtm (didn't make use of it, prefered waiting to be added to amtm)@thelonelycoder stated he was ready whenever @FreshJR was. I'd imagine that @FreshJR is taking a much needed break before tackling this project.
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/amtm-the-snbforum-asuswrt-merlin-terminal-menu.42415/page-36#post-476343
I'm aware that my requirement(s) to include FreshJR in amtm demand a substantial rewrite of the code.Thanks for the update. I'm anxious to start using it through amtm (didn't make use of it, prefered waiting to be added to amtm)
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That check should be done by @Jack Yaz in ntpMerlin, not in amtm.@thelonelycoder - you may want to clarify that menu option 8 'ntpMerlin NTP Daemon' is not available on MIPS powered devices.
Select device [1-2 e=Exit] + read -r device
2
+ break
+ eval mtddev=$mounts2
+ mtddev=/tmp/mnt/sdb3
+ df /tmp/mnt/sdb3
+ xargs
+ awk {print $8}
+ devtf=/dev/sdb3
+ fdisk -l
+ grep -w /dev/sdb
+ awk {print $5}
+ devtfsize=28.9G
+ [ 28.9G ]
+ [ 28.9G -gt 2000000000000 ]
[: 28.9G: bad number
+ print_end_line
Thanks for reporting and the very welcome suggestions how to correct it. I'll get to is as soon as time allows.I've noticed two "anomalies" with fd).
First, when using John's fork and a device that only contains NTFS partitions the device isn't displayed as an option to format. This is because the driver used in John's fork is ufsd and not ntfs or tntfs.
Second, when the script tries to check the maximum disk size the test generates a syntax error when used on GPT disks:
This is because the output format of fdisk is slightly different for GPT disks. I suggest you grep the contents of /proc/partitions instead which returns the size in KiB (not blocks as the header suggests ). Alternatively you could use /sys/block/<device>/size which returns the size in blocks (you'd also have to detect the block size).Code:Select device [1-2 e=Exit] + read -r device 2 + break + eval mtddev=$mounts2 + mtddev=/tmp/mnt/sdb3 + df /tmp/mnt/sdb3 + xargs + awk {print $8} + devtf=/dev/sdb3 + fdisk -l + grep -w /dev/sdb + awk {print $5} + devtfsize=28.9G + [ 28.9G ] + [ 28.9G -gt 2000000000000 ] [: 28.9G: bad number + print_end_line
I'm aware that my requirement(s) to include FreshJR in amtm demand a substantial rewrite of the code.
It may never be done if the author deems it impossible or not worth his time.
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=.....&t=ffsb&ia=web.....
Its on the todo list. I like to push large updates. No need for sarcastic jabs.
Initially it was the only thing on the list. Then a bug report && few feature requests creeped in.
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/r...and-inner-workings.36836/page-150#post-479674
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Is ntpd not available in the backports repo?
Ok, that list is based on user reports (and out of date as other models have been tested and confirmed working)It is; but the OP in the 'ntpMerlin - Installer for kvic NTP Daemon' thread states:
Supported Models
All modes supported by Asuswrt-Merlin. Models confirmed to work are below:
- RT-AC66U_B1
- RT-AC68U
- RT-AC86U
- RT-AC88U
- RT-AX88U
Ok, that list is based on user reports (and out of date as other models have been tested and confirmed working)
If it works on your MIPS router then great - it's not listed currently as I have no way of testing it.
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