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Hi janui:
This is the command output plugged in wifi-dog & LAN:

Great andre_chang,
Try:

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systemctl status netctl-auto@wlan1.service
systemctl stop netctl-auto@wlan1.service
systemctl disable netctl-auto@wlan1.service
systemctl status netctl-auto@wlan1.service

Reboot. Then:

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rm /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/netctl-auto@wlan1.service

janui

janui wrote:Great andre_chang,
Try:

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systemctl status netctl-auto@wlan1.service
systemctl stop netctl-auto@wlan1.service
systemctl disable netctl-auto@wlan1.service
systemctl status netctl-auto@wlan1.service

Reboot. Then:

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rm /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/netctl-auto@wlan1.service

janui

Hi rune-god janui:

At last it succeeded!

Thank you very much!

I put settings - > Local browser (Start a local browser on HDMI or TFT) "OFF"

The HDMI screen does not appear RUNE LOGO.. Starting... image after booting. Can it appear?

Andre

Hi andre_chang,

andre_chang wrote:...The HDMI screen does not appear RUNE LOGO.. Starting... image after booting. Can it appear?...

Yes, but only for the startup screen, not the shutting down screen. Use this:

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systemctl enable bootsplash

janui

Hi janui:
I just tried to install Rune 0.5 on a 2.5 inch hard disk. Let Rune boot from the USB hard disk.
Gitpull finds that you seem to have fixed wlan1's problem. Right?

Install Rune on a 2.5-inch USB hard disk and find that the countdown of 1 minute and 30 seconds will also appear in half of the system: A start job is running for dev-sda1. device (1 minute and 30 seconds)
Can you find the reason?

Tools: PI3B+ & 2.5"-USB-HDD & WIFI-DOG

Andre

Hi andre_chang,
I have no idea, but it looks very similar to your previous problem with wlan1.
But first, has Rune booted successfully from the USB hard disk? And can you access the UI via the network?
For the problem please post the output of:

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find / -name *wlan1.service

And

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dir -l /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/

janui

HI janui:

Rune can be booted from usb-hdd. It can also be browsed and operated through the network.

Yes, the symptoms seem to be the same as WLAN 1...

Andre

Hi andre_chang,
Neat that it boots from a USB hard disk. You will need to set up the partitions correctly on this to make it useful.
Sorry, I made a mistake in my last post. Could you post the output of this:

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find / -name *sda1.service

And this:

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find / -name *sda1.*

janui

janui wrote:Hi andre_chang,
Neat that it boots from a USB hard disk. You will need to set up the partitions correctly on this to make it useful.
Sorry, I made a mistake in my last post. Could you post the output of this:

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find / -name *sda1.service

And this:

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find / -name *sda1.*

janui

Hi janui:
Ask me how to set it up.
Thank you

Andre

HI andre_chang,
Lets first try to solve the 'dev-sda1.device' message first. I found this: https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/q ... ted-to-hub The article title is a little off topic, but it does descibe how to define the 'root=...' in 'cmdline.txt' for a USB HHD. The way I suggested, which you have implemented, appears to be incorrect.
This seems to be the correct format:

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root=PARTUUID=<partuuid> rootfstype=ext4

This also specifies the root file system as 'ext4'. You will need to determine the value of <partuuid> with this command:

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blkid /dev/sda2

The resulting 'cmdline.txt' should start something like this:

root=PARTUUID=00005f47-02 rootfstype=ext4 rw rootwait console=...

You would replace '00005f47-02' with your value.
janui