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Does not work on new Raspbian Jessie #5

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glynhudson opened this issue Oct 27, 2015 · 4 comments
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Does not work on new Raspbian Jessie #5

glynhudson opened this issue Oct 27, 2015 · 4 comments

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@glynhudson
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/etc/inittab does not exist on Jessie since inittab was a part of sysvinit, which has been replaced with systemd

Stop with
$ sudo systemctl stop [email protected]

Disable from loading at boot
$ sudo systemctl disable [email protected]

From: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=66&t=123081

@roccomuso
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Couldn't be modifed the script to auto-detect the system on which is currently running on and make other operations?

@goodpunk6
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Would like to know this myself

@lurch
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lurch commented Jan 15, 2017

I hadn't been keeping this project updated, because as it says in the README:
Note that this script is now partially redundant, as the latest versions of raspi-config feature something quite similar already built in.

Is there a reason you're still wanting to use my (now out-of-date) script, rather than the functionality in raspi-config ? Maybe I should make the Note in the README more obvious...

@itemir
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itemir commented Sep 1, 2017

Is there a reason you're still wanting to use my (now out-of-date) script, rather than the functionality in raspi-config ?

I suspect this is due to the need to use the UART (independent of console), which got more complicated especially with Raspberry Pi3. If anyone wants to use UART for a custom application like GPS or AIS, configuring UART becomes messy. This part is currently not supported by raspi-config. I developed a script to fill that gap, putting it down for reference.

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