Any way to show the long bash script progress on startup?

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Any way to show the long bash script progress on startup? #122

Closed zkidez closed 5 years ago

zkidez commented 6 years ago

i added a bash script to the "on every Boot", but i think its not executed. Is there any chance to see the bash progress in Terminal! after startup?

or to open the bash in the terminal window. I Just want that its be shown.

davidferguson commented 6 years ago

Currently there's no way to see the progress during startup, however PiBakery does create a log file located /boot/PiBakery/everyBoot.log which shows the output log of all blocks that have run under On Every Boot. If your script prints anything, it'll end up in there.