update RPi OS #62

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2021-01-21T19:27:47+01:00

ronald5555 commented

2021-01-21 19:27:47 +01:00

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Why not add the an update section for the RPi OS software ?

something like:

sudo apt update
sudo apt full-upgrade

Why not add the an update section for the RPi OS software ? something like: sudo apt update sudo apt full-upgrade

dw-0 commented

2021-01-22 00:16:40 +01:00

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I think you are better at just defining an alias if you use these commands a lot.
It doesn't make a lot of sense to me why someone would start kiauh first and then navigate to the update menu just to basically execute 2 commands that you could already have executed instead of starting kiauh.

This will add an alias with the name "upgrade":
cd ~ && echo "alias upgrade='sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade'" >> ~/.bash_aliases && exec bash

From then on you can just SSH into the Pi, type "upgrade" and both commands you wished i should add an update section for will get executed.

Easier, faster... and especially a lot less work for me to only executing 2 commands in the end.

I think you are better at just defining an alias if you use these commands a lot. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me why someone would start kiauh first and then navigate to the update menu just to basically execute 2 commands that you could already have executed instead of starting kiauh. This will add an alias with the name "upgrade": `cd ~ && echo "alias upgrade='sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade'" >> ~/.bash_aliases && exec bash` From then on you can just SSH into the Pi, type "upgrade" and both commands you wished i should add an update section for will get executed. Easier, faster... and especially a lot less work for me to only executing 2 commands in the end.

ronald5555 commented

2021-01-22 09:51:33 +01:00

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Hello @th33xitus

I agree with your comment.

In the same idea, could it be possible to backup the complete Klipper_config folder ?
This folder holds all the cfg files and menu files ??

Ronald

Hello @th33xitus I agree with your comment. In the same idea, could it be possible to backup the complete Klipper_config folder ? This folder holds all the cfg files and menu files ?? Ronald

dw-0 commented

2021-01-22 10:25:18 +01:00

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Hi,

such feature is already in the making. But not on the master branch. I am working on a quite big rework of the script (as you can see by the commits here https://github.com/th33xitus/kiauh/commits/kiauh-rework) which goal it is to make almost every installable part multi-instance capable (that means more than one instance of klipper/moonraker/fluidd/octoprint/dwc2 on one single raspberr pi). In that branch, the feature already exists. I hope i can merge this to the master branch in the near future. At the moment i need some more time and maybe some more testers who give feedback on that or find bugs.

But yeah tl;dr: Will be there (hopefully) soon™️ :)

Hi, such feature is already in the making. But not on the master branch. I am working on a quite big rework of the script (as you can see by the commits here https://github.com/th33xitus/kiauh/commits/kiauh-rework) which goal it is to make almost every installable part multi-instance capable (that means more than one instance of klipper/moonraker/fluidd/octoprint/dwc2 on one single raspberr pi). In that branch, the feature already exists. I hope i can merge this to the master branch in the near future. At the moment i need some more time and maybe some more testers who give feedback on that or find bugs. But yeah tl;dr: Will be there (hopefully) soon:tm: :)

dw-0 commented

2021-01-31 16:45:56 +01:00

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Should be solved with 16e6dde998

Closing...

Should be solved with 16e6dde99864bc0c315f483c036938728ae597ba Closing...

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Reference: h3n3/kiauh#62