Closed s3frank closed 4 years ago
I'm thinking about a install script doing all work. I think is this would be the easiest way.
I added a install.sh script, this should be able to make the modifications. Just load this onto the system and execute it via "sh install.sh" It does not matter where the script is located.
https://github.com/MadJoker0815/roborock_nologs/blob/master/install.sh
Awesome
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This assumes that all the files you currently have in your repo end up in sub directory called patch and the script (apply_patch.sh in my case) is executed in the working directory.