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<ArmbianHelper>
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<DC-IRC>
<lanefu> that seemed more like ROOTFS_TYPE was set to a funny value since it should be like `mkfs.ext4` or `mkfs.btfs` etc
<DC-IRC>
<silver2row> Okay.
<DC-IRC>
<silver2row> Thank you, I have BOOTFS_TYPE instead of ROOTFS_TYPE.
<DC-IRC>
<silver2row> Oops.
<DC-IRC>
<silver2row> I made an error.
<DC-IRC>
<silver2row> Right now, I am trying to incorporate xuantie-ubuntu repo. into the build of armbian. This way, I can use updated kernels and altered u-boot sources.
<DC-IRC>
<silver2row> `shifty eyes` over here. Back and forth. Lots of work...
<DC-IRC>
<lanefu> haha yeah i `fgrep -Rin` constantly 😛
<DC-IRC>
<silver2row> Hmm. I am not sure what that does...
<DC-IRC>
<lanefu> recursive case insensite search
<DC-IRC>
<silver2row> I finally forked the repo. for armbian.
<DC-IRC>
<silver2row> Aw.
<DC-IRC>
<silver2row> I forked the linux kernel and u-boot sources, too.
<DC-IRC>
<silver2row> So, there are four repos now I must alter and then precariously add the correct info. at the right time.
<DC-IRC>
<silver2row> PRE_CONFIG_UBOOT_TARGET="yes" and then add in the repo to the .csc file or in a .conf file?
<DC-IRC>
<silver2row> Oh! Okay.
<DC-IRC>
<lanefu> then you can execute those commands via the `run_host_command_logged` function
<DC-IRC>
<silver2row> I got what you are saying now. `pre_config_uboot_target__ideas() {`
<DC-IRC>
<silver2row> What would I place `run_host_command_logged` functions?
<DC-IRC>
<silver2row> Where would I place `run_host_command_logged` functions?
<DC-IRC>
<silver2row> w/in the .csc file under function?
<DC-IRC>
<silver2row> @lanefu : Is there a way to declare -g some.sh file in functions?
<DC-IRC>
<silver2row> I just want to make sure I can or cannot act this way w/in armbian.
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<vraptor75011> Hi, i once set up my ip to a static one (and don t remember how i did it) and would like to come back to a dhcp settings. I tried thru armbian-config but it doesn t change anything and also went thru the files in /etc and /run and couldn t find a file configuring this static ip. I have set my dhcp config in NetworkManager config files but it shows as secondary ip .... Anyone coul <clipped message>
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<vraptor75011> d give me a hint on where to look to get rid of this static config ? Thanks.
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<DC-IRC>
<irish.warwolf> unrelated to armbian, anyone here know how to fix an incorrect crystal clock flash on an stm chip
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<DC-IRC>
<.superdev> Hello everyone, I hope you're doing well. I'm an ethical hacker and an AI developer and I'm looking for a private OS to run on my MacBook. I would appreciate some advice on which type of Linux distribution would be the most private and beginner-friendly.
<DC-IRC>
<.superdev> I'm particularly interested in NixOS and Debian. Could anyone provide a comparison between these two distros in terms of privacy, customization options, and ease of use? Thanks in advance for your help!
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<.superdev> Thanks in advance for your help!
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<archetech>
spam
<juri_>
spammy spam.
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<Hammdist>
how can I disable armbian's configurator, at least for interactive ssh logins? (I am OK with leaving it enabled on the console, or axing it there too or whatever)
<Hammdist>
for context, I am able to run commands in the image before writing a modified image to flash
<Hammdist>
I looked in /etc/pam.d but was unable to locate the hook that runs the command
<Hammdist>
ah I think if just remove etc/profile.d/armbian-* I will achieve what I want
<Hammdist>
seems to have worked. ssh is clean and on the console I get immediate root prompt
<Hammdist>
next question: is there any way to blink the onboard red and green leds from userspace on rk3288 renegade?
<DC-IRC>
<tenkawa42> do a fid /sys -name "trigger" and look for ones with led names
<DC-IRC>
<tenkawa42> cat them to see valid triggers you can set
<DC-IRC>
<tenkawa42> ie:
<DC-IRC>
<tenkawa42> echo "default-on" | tee /sys/devices/platform/leds/leds/blue-led/trigger
<DC-IRC>
<tenkawa42> thats one I have that I use to set it to always turned on
<DC-IRC>
<tenkawa42> if you just cat the trigger file you can see all possible options you can trigger on
<Hammdist>
seems to work out of the box to write 0s and 1s to /sys/class/leds/firefly:yellow:user/brightness
<DC-IRC>
<c0rnelius77> which is misleading. not sure whom wrote that dts but they must be color blind.
<DC-IRC>
<tenkawa42> that is a one shot action.. what I was showing you is how to interact with their built in functions for controlling multiple functions