Hi, i am trying to set up a Pi, its not working, followed the instructions...got stuck...
any help would be appreciated....
thanks
phil
sudo: rbfeeder : command not found
For some reason, the rbfeeder did NOT get installed.
Run the installation script again.
sudo bash -c "$(wget -O - http://apt.rb24.com/inst_rbfeeder.sh)"
I have tried many times, ive now did a recovery and starting from scratch... not sure what else to do...does it only work in a Pi 4? i have a 3+
The rbfeeder can be successfully installed and work on Pi Zero, Pi 2, Pi 3, Pi 3+, and Pi 4
Please post outputs of following 3 commands:
uname -a
apt-cache policy rbfeeder
cat /etc/os-release
as requested there were some failures just running the wget command... certs not signed, no public key...and others
Please issue following 2 commands in same order as given below, and post their output.
sudo apt-get download rbfeeder
ls rbfeeder*
thanks, i will, i've shut down for the night... will try when home from work tomorrow... i am seeing a lot of errors from not having a public key, not sure if that would change anything, but the device was not able to even update from the OS that it came with when i bought it.
Quote from: Gadgetman on March 20, 2023, 04:02:44 AM
thanks, i will, i've shut down for the night... will try when home from work tomorrow... i am seeing a lot of errors from not having a public key, not sure if that would change anything, but the device was not able to even update from the OS that it came with when i bought it.
Your OS is Stretch, which is 2 steps backward of current Bulls eye (Stretch ->> Buster ->> Bullseye).
Better reimage your microSD card with latest image. Safer is to use a spare
microSD card to write on it latest OS Bullseye,. Keep existing microSD card intact till new card is reimaged and is up and running satisfactorily.
First install Raspi Imager on your Desktop / Laptop.. (Windows or Mac)
https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/
Thanks all, managed to get it going, took the advice from here, formatted and installed bullseye on the sd card, then put it in the Pi... ran the 2 lines of command and we're off to the races