A manual install seemed to allow me to update to 2.0.
@Todd_Hawaii
Manual command-line install/upgrade worked for me as well, thanks for the tip!
Appears to have retained all my data from what I can tell so far I think?
@dev_null @Jack Yaz
2.0 is looking great and very useful, congratulations to both of you!
2 questions ...
1 - I'm not sure the "Start day for bandwidth allowance cycle" is being honoured?
I have always had my start of cycle set to Day 14, but after the update to 2.0, this had reset itself to the default Day 1 in both CLI and GUI. Is this a minor bug?
After a couple of hours I noticed this and set it back to (correct for me) Day 14, but in the GUI the monthly entries are displaying as though the cycle still starts on Day 1, see screen shot.
The actual upload/download/total looks right, if I add up my individual dailies for July 14-19 ...
So maybe just a display bug? Each monthly tally used to display as 2021-07 (14) for example ... maybe it's the result of doing the manual CLI upgrade/reinstall as opposed to the AMTM upgrade?
2 - Now that I've successfully upgraded, I've switched location to USB, which I assume copies my old data from JFFS to USB?
So far I don't seem to have regained any JFFS space ... is the location "switching" process supposed to"clean up" JFFS and free up space?
If not, where should I look in JFFS and what can I (safely) delete to free up space?