Improve naming confusion by changing build framework defaults. Set framework defaults VENDOR to Armbian-unofficial for self build images. Unsupported boards and unsupported distribution have framework defaults, except VENDOR and VENDORURL. We build images with predefined values.
* Add fallback for debug upload
in case ix.io is unreachable
* Update packages/bsp/common/usr/bin/armbianmonitor
Co-authored-by: hzyitc <h1260071766@126.com>
* adjust url
* fix missing sentence
* Fix broken logic
* Set paste.armbian.com as default service
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Co-authored-by: Igor Pečovnik <igorpecovnik@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Igor <igor@armbian.com>
* mdadm-fault-led: port to dash
Also ran through shellcheck. dash is faster and uses less RAM than bash.
Signed-off-by: Rosen Penev <rosenp@gmail.com>
* armbianmonitor: get rid of pipe to /dev/null
shellcheck warns that it can't parse this. Also seems to be a mistake.
Signed-off-by: Rosen Penev <rosenp@gmail.com>
* armbianmonitor: replace egrep with grep -E
The former is deprecated.
Signed-off-by: Rosen Penev <rosenp@gmail.com>
* armbianmonitor: add -r to read
Avoids mangling backslashes.
Signed-off-by: Rosen Penev <rosenp@gmail.com>
* armbianmonitor: remove unnecessary ${}
They're in $(()) making it redundant
Signed-off-by: Rosen Penev <rosenp@gmail.com>
* armbianmonitor: simplify various printf calls
For some reason, printf and echo -e get mixed together even though they
do the same thing. Just use printf.
Signed-off-by: Rosen Penev <rosenp@gmail.com>
Currently armbianmonitor -n does not detect vlan interfaces correctly.
This is because of an incorrect egrep -o which filters out the parent interface name:
network interface: 100
instead of
network interface: eth0.100
Cascading into:
armbianmonitor: line 1095: eth0. - 0 : syntax error: invalid arithmetic operator (error token is ". - 0 ")
Fixed by changing the egrep logic to filter out the last field of route -n output.
Also fixes a timer issue by moving the timer start to after the interface selection.
time controller adjustment: -2.43
/usr/bin/armbianmonitor: line 1128: read: -2.43: invalid timeout specification
* Minimal build setup (#1463)
* Netplan folder check & armbian-tools dependency on expect (and tcl) solved (#1464)
* Prevent netplan configration if it is not installed
* Resolved expect dependecy of armbian-tools
* More packages added for armbian-tools
* Added python3-apt and rsyslog to minimal installation
* Debootstrap variant doesn't play nice. We loose networking and it affects standard builds as well. Removing.
* Python-to-Bash conversion (#1470)
* Remove python3-apt dependency from BSP package, fix netplan error also on Disco and putting back varint=minbase ... tested Disco, Bionic
* Distinguish package list: *-minimal.list and *-desktop.list
* Enable Wireguard back which was removed by mistake. https://github.com/armbian/build/issues/1471
* Having minbase debootstrap variant for all will require further adjustements with current package base - backward compatibility. Minimal image is now Python free but need further testings ...
* Add wireless-regdb and crda to the pakage base, fix Ubuntu keyring warning while debootstrap.
* Add figlet to sort out missing fonts
* Moving few packages here and there. Bugfix when creating a cache package list
* Manually compared base images - they are the same with small insignificant difference. Minimal image has to be futher tuned
* Adjustements for bash powered lsb_release, adding some needed packages
* Fixed (no) network problems on Bionic/Disco
* Add rsync to debootstrap_list and few minor fixes
* Adjust text in lsb_release
* Olimex Micro A20: fix wrong boot config
* Remove duplicate depenedency
* Odroid C1: adjust kernel config
When running armbianmonitor -N/n and two or more routable network interfaces are detected create a dynamic dialog box to select which interface should be monitored. Otherwise proceed as usual. Also reverts #1106
I ran into an issue that `armbianmonitor -N` and `-n` spit out an `sed` error message and noticed this is caused when multiple network interfaces (like additional `tun`) are detected.
This is a quick and dirty fix and just grabs the first result to make it work.
* Fix monitormode run unprivileged
Running `armbianmonitor -m/M` non privileged leading into an no permission error as user do not have permission to read `cpuinfo_cur_freq`. This will prevent the error and adds a hint.
* Basic armbian services RFC
- tested building and upgrade
- armbian-optimize-hardware and armbian-setup-hardware have still the same content
* fix permissions
* Forther renaming and small fixes
* Odroid C2 NEXT tiny config adjustement to remove errros from bootup and moving u-boot to 2018.05
* More cleanings
* permissions fix
* More cleanup ...
* permi
* Remove few Ubuntu related things, fix permissions
* Further mini improvements
* Fix logrotate compression and permission issues
* Bugfix
* Wrong services setup at package install. fixing
* RAM logging: workaround for older kernel/btrfs driver versions
* Renaming services, proper config for zram, few bugfixes.
* Various fixes
* Various fixes
* No $TMPFILE needed here
* Various fixes
* Lower this so boards with low memory can use it too
* Various fixes
* Adjust logfile to armbian-hardware-monitor.log
* Remove swap file creation
* Fix permissions in all logrotate configs if needed.
* Prevent loading parallel printer port drivers which we don't need here.
* default network interface monitoring
I added the function NetworkMonitorMode(). One could argue that the MonitorMode() function should own these stats, but I think it would make things a bit too busy-ish. Having said that, I'm not married to accessing network stats through an independent function.
regards..../j
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Changes to the 'ProcessStats()' function to pull and compute system load values with better accuracy
Changes to the 'MonitorMode()' function to display the system load values with better accuracy [call ProcessStats() and load values through the $procStats variable]
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Two proposed changes to 'MonitorMode':
Change 0 [Fix the real-time monitor 'sleep' value so it can be adjusted at runtime]
line 138: equate 'interval' with $1 (note: in the 'case' routine, $2 == command-line $1)
line 325: change term 1 of the comparator from '$1' to 'interval'
Change 1 [add fixed-line functionality to the real-time monitor]
lines 291,297: retain the 'DisplayHeader' reprint routine for command-line case '-m' (scrolled output)
lines 326-328: add the overwrite routine for command-line case '-M' (fixed-line output)
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