Rob has generously offered to host my updated reef-pi distribution. While I strive to do my best, there are no guarantees. The current version is listed at the bottom of this post.
These are the instructions for Raspberry Pi:
1. Open a terminal session to your Raspberry Pi (I use PuTTY).
2. Make a backup copy of reef-pi-*.deb (usually in your /home/ directory. Also make a backup copy of the database, usually located at /var/lib/reef-pi/reef-pi.db. I believe @ranjib recently added a utility to do such backups but am unsure if they're in the latest official release, please check here.
3. Download the JFReyes release:
4. Make sure your tank can withstand a few minutes without the controller, then remove the currently installed version:
$ sudo apt-get remove -y --purge reef-pi
5. The uninstall process should not have removed the current database. Next, proceed to install the new version:
6. That's it. In a few seconds, reload the webpage and the new version should be available.
7. As of 12-Nov-2020, the <name of the release version> is: reef-pi-3.5-3-gcb3d634-MODIFIED.
Hope y'all like it.
These are the instructions for Raspberry Pi:
1. Open a terminal session to your Raspberry Pi (I use PuTTY).
2. Make a backup copy of reef-pi-*.deb (usually in your /home/
3. Download the JFReyes release:
Code:
$ sudo wget https://robo-tank.ca/reef-pi/<name of the release version>.deb
4. Make sure your tank can withstand a few minutes without the controller, then remove the currently installed version:
$ sudo apt-get remove -y --purge reef-pi
5. The uninstall process should not have removed the current database. Next, proceed to install the new version:
Code:
$ sudo dpkg -i <name of the release version>.deb
6. That's it. In a few seconds, reload the webpage and the new version should be available.
7. As of 12-Nov-2020, the <name of the release version> is: reef-pi-3.5-3-gcb3d634-MODIFIED.
Hope y'all like it.
José
Please post questions in the forum (not via PM) so that everyone can benefit from and contribute to finding solutions. Thank you.
Please post questions in the forum (not via PM) so that everyone can benefit from and contribute to finding solutions. Thank you.