Why so rude?I think 'most new to Diversion' should just RTFM. The instructions at https://diversion.ch are very clear, in my humble opinion.
IMHO, sometimes the instructions are helpful, sometimes not.
Why so rude?I think 'most new to Diversion' should just RTFM. The instructions at https://diversion.ch are very clear, in my humble opinion.
Why so rude?
IMHO, sometimes the instructions are helpful, sometimes not.
IMO, the hint "RTFM" is at least rude-ish.There was no intention to be rude whatsoever.
That's what I did.If the instructions are unclear, try using the search first and if you can't find an answer, feel free to post your question here.
Nope, completely wrong. For example, I remember the answer hat I (hopefully) _get_ and then bookmark it when needed.By first searching for an answer yourself, you're more likely to remember it for the future.
That's just an expression, I'm sorry if it offended you.IMO, the hint "RTFM" is at least rude-ish.
Yes, you did but you didn't read the instructions given to you, hence you asked again while the answer was already given. Next @thelonelycoder kindly requested youThat's what I did.
and then you managed to solve your issue.Do as I explained.
No problem, everyone has his/her own ways and that's perfectly fine. I'm just trying to point out that using the search, you would have found the answer you were looking for. As you can imagine, in a thread about an adblocker like Diversion, there are tons of questions posted (and answered) about the concept of whitelisting. Regardless whether it has been asked a thousand times before, we'll be there.Nope, completely wrong. For example, I remember the answer hat I (hopefully) _get_ and then bookmark it when needed.
For example, I am pretty sure I read somewhere that for a good installation I should create two partitions on an USB stick - one for Diversion and one for Entware.
So what to do?
That may have been true for AB-Solution. Diversion requires (and does the install of) Entware and installes itself completely into the Entware directory structure.And sometimes it's not that easy. For example, I am pretty sure I read somewhere that for a good installation I should create two partitions on an USB stick - one for Diversion and one for Entware. That's what I did
Again, you are wrong: I asked, did not understand the answer, and asked for clarification. In my mind, that legit - but obviously you have a different opinion.Yes, you did but you didn't read the instructions given to you, hence you asked again while the answer was already given.
Actually I never was searching for "amazon" since I have been looking for a general solution of how to find out what blacklisted domain is responsible for not showing content on a client.No problem, everyone has his/her own ways and that's perfectly fine. I'm just trying to point out that using the search, you would have found the answer you were looking for.
Done.Are we done now?
The instruction I had (unfortunately I am unable to find these any longer) said that the second partition for Entware should be named "entware"...That may have been true for AB-Solution. Diversion requires (and does the install of) Entware and installes itself completely into the Entware directory structure.
No, that remains as barebone as it is. Use one of the other options for more details.Just curious @thelonelycoder, is timestamp added in next release for when we follow Filtered by blocked domains?
All others have it (haven't tested by term), why not this one? I thought you just forgot but it's intentional then? I find it more convenient to only monitor what's blocked and with time I can match what happened when. Must not be a lot of code to make it looks like all others.No, that remains as barebone as it is. Use one of the other options for more details.
All others have it (haven't tested by term), why not this one? I thought you just forgot but it's intentional then? I find it more convenient to only monitor what's blocked and with time I can match what happened when. Must not be a lot of code to make it looks like all others.
Just plug the new device in and run the install command again. This will be a new setup, but there's no need to reformat the /jffs/ partition.Hmm, as it looks like my USB 2.0 stick attached to my RT-AC68U died this morning.
So the system now has lots of messages similar to "kernel: end_request: I/O error, dev sdb, sector 3250604".
How to overcome that?
- Is just replacing the USB stick with a non-faulty one, followed by a router reboot, enough?
- Or do I need to deinstall Diversion and Entware (if that is possible due to the missing storage) an d then reinstall it again after replacing the USB stick?
BTW: Any recommendation for a durable USB stick for Diversion & my Asus router?
A new stick with just one EXT2 partition (since my old/now defect stick had two separate EXT2 partitions - one for Diversion and a second one for Entware) ?
A new stick with just one EXT2 partition (since my old/now defect stick had two separate EXT2 partitions - one for Diversion and a second one for Entware) ?
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