DietPi / Fuzon

what about the following to have a delay and to wait for chromium to start?
honestly I did not test it myself

So you have cloud print working now? I'm not an expert on cloud print but on my test I have seen, that you could select drivers during printer installation. So maybe you need to check with Dell if they have driver packages for Debian/Linux. Next to that, you could check using some PS drivers. These ...

pls can you post content of /var/lib/dietpi/postboot.d/rotate_screen.sh

@MichaIng
first I was a little bit irritated on the error handling as I was not expecting it. But than I was using the feature to change the executed command and was thinking: What an awesome development. Well done. Really nice und useful.

@mail2rst

your are missing as well the python3-requests package. pls do following and restart cloudprint service afterwards.

Hi Guys, now I tried to setup Google Cloud Print as well on regular DietPi v6.28 and I could not replicate the issue. Once dietpi-software + python3-requests installation finished, I created a demo printer on the web admin page, restarted cloudprintd and try to run cps-auth. [email protected]:~# system...

yes, having a valid network connection is a prerequisite otherwise first boot will fail. In a case like yours, it recommended to use pre-config files to establish network/wifi connection during first boot and to be able to download latest version/updates.

fionaellie puuhh I'm not a python specialist but looks like incorrect code page is used. But don't ask me how to fix it MichaIng btw I tested cloud print installation on v6.29 DEV and looks like still something wrong during python3-requests installation DietPi-Software ─────────────────────────────...

that sounds strange, if it's working with pre-configured txt files, it should work as well using dietpi-config One question step into my mind: if you did not use pre-configured txt files, your first installation run should fail due to missing network connection. correct? How did you proceed at this ...

there are no queries bypassing PiHole. All my RPi's using just one singel DNS Server [email protected]:~# cat /etc/resolv.conf # Dynamic resolv.conf(5) file for glibc resolver(3) generated by resolvconf(8) # DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE BY HAND -- YOUR CHANGES WILL BE OVERWRITTEN nameserver 192.168.0.11 search ...