Entware after reboot

[gedesby]

hey everybody

i have installed entware and transmission from the guide on github (10 days old) and everytime i reboot the ac66 router i have to reinstall entware and transmission but without the small scripts there are intact.

i have done the dot in scripts in system.

i have tryed to stop transmission first and then reboot but entware and transmission is missing when the router i ready.

i have used the same quest in a other tread so sorry for rerequest but i am desperate.

Gedesby

 

[TeHashX]

Did you check "Enable JFFS custom scripts and configs" on router ui?

 

[atkinsom]

How did you create the ext3 partition on your external drive....if you used any sort of windows utility it won't work right on the ac66u. I had the same issue with transmission not working and looked like it got deleted after a reboot....boot into a Linux live cd from any distro and use it to partition and format the external drive as ext3 and ntfs if partitioning the drive...hope this helps.

 

[tijaune]

Try EaseUS Partition Master http://www.partition-tool.com/personal.htm

 

[gedesby]

Tehashx yes there both enabled.

My ext3 are made by gparted on my Ubuntu computer.

Gedesby

 

[zyxmon]

The short answer is:
Try to increase sleep time in /jffs/scripts/services-start
The long answer is:
If you have several partitions on your hdd, or several usb storages - add a cycle in the above script that waits for all partitions to be mounted.

 

[gedesby]

Hey zyxmon

I have only one partition on my hdd an this is the only one conectcted to my router. By the way I run fork .51.1
On my ac66 it was the same problem with fork. .50

Gedesby

 

[zyxmon]

You have some problems with jffs scripts, not with Enrtware. Debug the scripts.

 

[cyborgpunte]

Sorry for hijacking.... @gedesby

@zyxmon

1:st thanks again for help compiling lcd4linux.

2:nd Could you please give an example of "cyclescript",
using sleep atm caused by my low skill, would love to cycle

The short answer is:
Try to increase sleep time in /jffs/scripts/services-start
The long answer is:
If you have several partitions on your hdd, or several usb storages - add a cycle in the above script that waits for all partitions to be mounted.

 

[zyxmon]

Something like

COUNT=10
while [ true ]; do
    if [ -n `mount | grep /dev/sda2` ]; then
    sleep 1
    COUNT=$((COUNT-1))
    if [ $COUNT = 0 ]; then
      break
    fi
  else
    break
  fi
done

This fragment waits 10 seconds for /dev/sda2 to be mounted

 

[cyborgpunte]

But if my 3 USB storage device comes up with different /dev/sd?1 sometimes on my rt-ac68u

atm:
Huawei modemdongel with SD flash on passiv USB2 hub
/dev/sde1: LABEL="SD32" UUID="36DB-2741"

Verabatim Store n' Go stick on passiv USB2 hub
/dev/sdd1: LABEL="opt" UUID="b93a6111-3c3d-4cff-b2bd-2e6f91f34953"

WD on USB3
/dev/sda1: LABEL="My Book" UUID="54D8D96AD8D94ABE"

Something like
...........

 

[gedesby]

hey zyxmon

I need some help here the script you have made, how due i put that into my router ?? i am familiar to putty it is just how and where do i put the script ??? is it in json ??

my usb storage is named sda1

hopefull

Gedesby

 

[zyxmon]

gedesby
If you have one stoarge with one partition you do not need it. Contact the fork maintainer on your problems with jffs scripts.