Closed WasteOfO2 closed 2 years ago
In addition to this, I can't seem to switch modes. When I run magnetar
on Termux, it says command not found, am I missing smth? Magnetar shows up in Notifications tho
In addition to this, I can't seem to switch modes. When I run
magnetar
on Termux, it says command not found, am I missing smth? Magnetar shows up in Notifications tho
Glancing at the wiki once would be a good idea
It wasn't easy to find the place to download from and the releases page is misguiding
Please add the pling store link on the README or update the releases page on GH
Yeah I would add the pling on the README, I will not close this issue until added. Release page is used for MAGNETAR+ users so it will stay as it is.
And that being said for future users that might ended up finding the download link on GitHub here's the link below:
https://www.pling.com/p/1465345
I might also include the same link on the release page for basic users to download.
In addition to this, I can't seem to switch modes. When I run
magnetar
on Termux, it says command not found, am I missing smth? Magnetar shows up in Notifications thoGlancing at the wiki once would be a good idea
Nothing useful was found, the wiki is all commands, here is a ss highlighting my issue
U can see the magnetar icon in the notifs, but termux doesn't seem to find it
Here is my Magisk (grey update icon indicates no updates are available)
Here is the log file while u are at it
In addition to this, I can't seem to switch modes. When I run
magnetar
on Termux, it says command not found, am I missing smth? Magnetar shows up in Notifications thoGlancing at the wiki once would be a good idea
Nothing useful was found, the wiki is all commands, here is a ss highlighting my issue
U can see the magnetar icon in the notifs, but termux doesn't seem to find it
Here is my Magisk (grey update icon indicates no updates are available)
Here is the log file while u are at it
You're supposed to run it on root like
$ su -c magnetar
or
$ su
# magnetar
Got it, thx!
I think it is a good idea to mention the super user req. At the very start of the documentation to ensure there is no confusion
In Linux there is a convention followed for implying such commands(as you have alr mentioned)
Maybe this may help clear up things for other users who are not aware of this
$ magnetar --ai train
<---- User
# magnetar --ai train
<---- Root
Got it, thx!
I think it is a good idea to mention the super user req. At the very start of the documentation to ensure there is no confusion
In Linux there is a convention followed for implying such commands(as you have alr mentioned)
Maybe this may help clear up things for other users who are not aware of this
$ magnetar --ai train
<---- User# magnetar --ai train
<---- Root
Check out the wiki now, I did put your suggestion into consideration. Thanks!
https://github.com/Kyliekyler/MAGNETAR/wiki/documentation
Also I've added already the pling download link on the release page, and I think it's better that way since it would be the first user to get looking at rushing to download.
If you already feel satisfied with my answers you can close this issue and if not you can still give suggestions.
Would be better IMO to put the pling store link in installation, but considering u do want to promote MAGNATAR+ its fine
maybe i will volunteer to improve the readme a bit with a PR, cuz i really do like this project and can see some things improved (^^)
I will close the issue for now
It wasn't easy to find the place to download from and the releases page is misguiding
Please add the pling store link on the README or update the releases page on GH