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Am running funplug from USB (0.5 under 1.05) and DNS-323 will load from disk if USB is removed. Currently I do not run SSH to replace Telnet but am looking at doing it. I would like to know:
1. I have an old 'version' of the packages. How do i replace the current packages I have with the latest ones for ffp? Please note that I have only installed a few of the packages, not all of them.
2. Bearing in mind that I normally run funplug from USB how do I update the USB version and the version on disk?
Thanks in advance
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Anyone?
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Updating a package in general is very simple:
$ funpkg -u <package.tgz>
As for your doubly FFP setup, you will have to update each fun_plug setup separately. So, at first, with ffp booted from the USB stick, update your pacakges. Then shut down the device, remove the USB stick, reboot. Rinse and repeat ![]()
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I've been thinking about it and maybe I should:
1. Remove USB stick and reboot
2. Update packages
3. Copy ffp directory over USB via cp -a /mnt/HD_a2/ffp /mnt/usb/
anything glaringly wrong with this?????
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flashman1207 wrote:
I've been thinking about it and maybe I should:
1. Remove USB stick and reboot
2. Update packages
3. Copy ffp directory over USB via cp -a /mnt/HD_a2/ffp /mnt/usb/
anything glaringly wrong with this?????
Why do it manually?
I run the following in a cron job and haven't had any issues with keeping ffp on HD_a2;
# This command will copy newer files on the USB key to HD_a2. Now let's explain the options:
# -a -- this specified the archive mode, where all files and sbudirectories under the specified directory are copied.
# -v -- verbose mode, reports all files that are being copied.
40 5 * * * /ffp/bin/rsync -av --delete /mnt/USB/ffp /mnt/HD_a2
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Thats another option. Would have to get rsync running though. Was thinking about doing that some time ago so may give that a go also.... thx
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