DietPi

G_AG* commands are most imporantly non-interactive, hence they will never ask you whether to install dependencies, keep or overwrite old config files (old are always kept, new ones installed with *-dpkg-new/dist suffix), purge depandants etc. On stable distro version and older (Buster, Stretch, Jes...

Joulinar wrote: ↑Wed Jan 22, 2020 3:06 pm yep, these are the same commands. G_AGUP + G_AGUG are used by DietPi scripts. And much more important, way less characters to type into console

Gotcha! I guess I’m even lazier with my bash alias of suu for sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade

Exactly, newest WireGuard DKMS should place a kernel-upgrade hook that rebuilds the WireGuard kernel module automatically whenever the kernel is upgraded. At least with newest RPi firmware and all kernel packages I know for other model, this is the case, otherwise manual rebuild via dpkg-reconfigur...

Joulinar wrote: ↑Wed Jan 22, 2020 2:39 pm correct. I just did G_AGUP + G_AGUG, enjoyed a coffee while waiting on the update to be completed and rebooted the RPi once done. At least this was my experience today.

Do you mind telling me what G_AGUP and G_AGUG are?

Sudo apt-get update and sudo apt-get upgrade?

Sweet!! So in your instance, you didn’t have to do anything more than simply upgrade the kernel and restart? WireGuard just continued to work after rebooting?

Hi guys, Last time I upgraded my kernel and kernel headers, WireGuard was broken after I rebooted. I believe I couldn’t start wg-quick but I can’t remember exactly. I wasn’t able to fix it and had to completely reinstall dietpi to get everything working again. I’m wondering if anyone has run into th...

Gotcha! Well I appreciate you helping me even though you’re far away!

I think I’ll need to do more research to make sure my SSD actually supports TRIM before I go any further and cause data loss I’m seeing some conflicting information about whether my SSD supports TRIM.

Thank you, that was good reading. It looks like the more recommended method is to run fstrim weekly as a cron job. There’s an example script they showed that runs fstrim for /, /boot, and /home: #! /bin/sh for mount in / /boot /home; do fstrim $mount done However, I’m assuming I don’t want to do tri...

Hi everyone,

I currently have dietpi on a raspberry pi 4, with boot on an SD card and then the rest of the OS on an external SSD connected over USB.

My question is, do I need to enable trim for the SSD, or is that enabled by default? If it isn’t, how can I go about enabling trim?

Thanks!

Awesome, thank you both very much!