Closed yanniedog closed 2 years ago
@yanniedog Guess they changed the installation method. It was straight forward when the instructions were written, just install deb package and everything was done . Let me see what I can do this weekend .
Much appreciated
Which version would a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B need?
i386 x86_64 arm armhf aarch64
@town3r
Raspberry Pi can only have armhf
/ aarch64
. You can choose armhf
if you are running Raspbian / Raspberry Pi OS.
uname -a
will show your exact version .
canu make like a curl command that will do all the installing for u including the speedtest cli jq sqlite and like everything
Thanks arevindh! One suggestion for your wiki:
Update https://github.com/arevindh/pihole-speedtest/wiki/Updating--Speedtest-Mod#install-speedtest-cli----important- to point to your new https://github.com/arevindh/pihole-speedtest/wiki/Installing-Speedtest-Mod#install-speedtest-cli
At the moment it sends people to the faulty https://www.speedtest.net install instructions
Following these instructions from the speedtest repo worked well for me:
git clone https://github.com/sivel/speedtest-cli.git cd speedtest-cli python setup.py install
@jgwehr python version is unreliable, removed support for it from the last version.
@jgwehr The update instructions were not updated (but install instructions were) . The update instructions are updated now.
Users (such as myself)
curl -s https://install.speedtest.net/app/cli/install.deb.sh | sudo bash
This distribution version is not currently supported via package management, please use the direct download builds per architecture found at https://www.speedtest.net/apps/cli
This part is very cumbersome and required users to troubleshoot their way through the installation. Your instructions didn't indicate that we needed to move the speedtest, speedtest.md and speedtest.5 files into the /usr/bin folder
Is it possible for these steps to be incorportated into your scripts (or at least include the commands to move the extracted speedtest files in your installation instructions)?