I've installed several Packages from UnMenu and they work great.  However, even after I've set them to re-install upon re-boot, they do not.  I've looked in the GO file under Boot/config/ (\\Tower\flash\config\ in windows) and there are no entries.  Any ideas.  Thanks in Advance.

 

dave

 

I've installed several Packages from UnMenu and they work great.  However, even after I've set them to re-install upon re-boot, they do not.  I've looked in the GO file under Boot/config/ (\\Tower\flash\config\ in windows) and there are no entries.  Any ideas.  Thanks in Advance.

 

dave

 

Post the contents of your "go" script.  There is only one line that would have been added, and it should be on a line of its own.  It is easily possible for a prior line to keep it from working.

 

Joe L.

Thanks for the quick reply.  Here is the contents of the GO file:

 

#!/bin/bash

# start the Management Utility

/usr/local/sbin/emhttp &

/boot/unmenu/uu

Thanks for the quick reply.  Here is the contents of the GO file:

 

#!/bin/bash

# start the Management Utility

/usr/local/sbin/emhttp &

/boot/unmenu/uu

Well, either the flash drive is "read-only" because of an error in its file system, or you did not press the "re-install on re-boot" button after installing a package, OR you have a "/boot/custom/etc/rc.d" in place and unMENU put a file there thinking you already have a start-up process in place processing the files in the rc.d directory.

 

The line that is needed at the end of the "go" script, on its own line, is:

cd /boot/packages && find . -name '*.auto_install' -type f -print | sort | xargs -n1 sh -c

 

Joe L.

I believe I do have "/boot/custom/etc/rc.d".  I believe it was from trying to set up rsync or something (I wasn't sure what I was doing at the time).  Is it something I can just delete?  If it's a big deal I can just start over.  I'm only using the free version in a test environment until I figure things out a bit more.

 

Thanks Joe.

 

Dave

I believe I do have "/boot/custom/etc/rc.d".  I believe it was from trying to set up rsync or something (I wasn't sure what I was doing at the time).  Is it something I can just delete?  If it's a big deal I can just start over.  I'm only using the free version in a test environment until I figure things out a bit more.

 

Thanks Joe.

 

Dave

Yes, you can delete the /boot/custom/etc/rc.d directory if you are not using it. 

 

The first time you use a "Re-Install on Re-Boot" button the proper line will be appended to the "go" script.  (Just disable one you have set for re-install, and then re-enable it)

Thanks for your help Joe.  I will test tonight.

 

dave

 

Problem solved.  Thanks Joe.