DietPi

@MichaIng
journalctl -u lighttpd identified the issue.... the Daemon was not running, nor would it start.

I uninstalled and re-installed LLSP and all is back to normal. Thank you for the help!

Regards

Christian

I ran across this topic when I initially had a problem with accessing the webgui after an update. To this date, I have yet to regain access to the webui for pihole. None of the fixes/workarounds in this thread have helped. I'm using Dietpi on an Odroid C2. Is this a problem unique to me, or is it wi...

Gents, My plan is simple, I wish to run Octoprint on an Odroid C2 to control a 3D printer I have. I currently use a Raspberry Pi 3 for this purpose, but...... well....... I don't like Raspberry Pi's for some reason. Now it is fairly simply to install "Klipper" in Octopi on a Raspberry Pi. ...

Has the situation been ironed out in the new Odroid C2 image. As I'm stuck back on the earlier install, I don't get any updates, so I don't know when I should switch?

Just a quick update... I never found time to install VB directly from Oracle, but Ubuntu released an update a few days ago and now the image imports without issues. So thank you for all the efforts, and unfortunately it appears it was a slightly broken version of Virtualbox in Ubuntu 16.04 that caus...

Well, I would be happy with eth0 as that is what I use... but honestly, it is not a big deal to change at import time. I am glad that you were able to find a way to reproduce the unexpected end of file issue as it is awfully hard to fix when you cannot! :mrgreen: It will be interesting to hear what ...

MichaIng, I believe he is using Openmediavault on an X86 computer (I'm guessing here) and is unable to install the new *.OVA in the Virtualbox that is running within the OMV guest OS for X86. The issue is not about the OMV implementation that was dropped in the Dietpi images. This is likely to be sa...

First off, a small update. My friend has successfully installed the image in Ubuntu by unzipping the *.OVA, for whatever that is worth. I have yet to find the time to remove Virtuabox from my Ubuntu machine and pull down the newest version directly from Oracle, but I'm going to suspect that it would...

Just a small update. The new image installs fine in Manjaro and all I have to change at first boot is the wired interface which is dead easy to do (the correct interface is your only option!). Once up, I was able to select the correct keyboard, lanquage and timezone with no issues using dietpi-config.

I downloaded the new image, same problem. Ubuntu is updated to the latest packages in the repos and clicking "about Virtualbox" shows: 5.0.40_Ubuntu r115130 And in my Manjaro install: 5.2.8 r120774 (Qt5.10.1) For my personal use, I have sworn off Ubuntu and switched to Manjaro, but this do...