DietPi / Fuzon

If you install Python using dietpi-software, just a base installation is done. If specific extensions are needed, thy would need to be installed separately. As far as I can see, this is done by the script as well some specific settings within /boot/config.txt

ok just a verification question, does the dual monitor setup is working with a plain Raspberry OS 32bit?

Hi,

as well you can create your own service file. I will link a small guide describing a couple of ways to run you stuff at startup. The service method is described on point 4: SYSTEMD

https://www.dexterindustries.com/howto/ ... t-startup/

yes, software title who are not installed via apt packages would need to be maintained manually, following software provider update installations

Hi,

many thanks for your report. Hmm argononed.service is failing. Can you have a look into /var/log/ if there are any log files present?

What happen if you try to execute the following command on CLI

Well, I'm nut sure if something like this will be implemented in near future as this is quite a specific case. There are other topics with higher priority or software request which are more common

https://feathub.com/MichaIng/DietPi

unfortunately priorities shifted. Probably next version it might be in

you can use Wireshark, if you like to monitor/inspect your network.

if you are not sure on the upgrade, just run dietpi-backup before. It should safe your data and you could run a restore if needed. As well you could clone your SD card to get an exact backup/copy created. It's always recommended to perform a backup before upgrading some software.

Hi, many thanks for your report. As far as I can see Motioneye is installed without naming a specific version, directly using pip command pip install motioneye I did a quick installation of Motioneye on my RPi and I got motioneye-0.42.1 Collecting motioneye Downloading motioneye-0.42.1.tar.gz (758 k...