Distributor ID: Raspbian
Description: Raspbian GNU/Linux 10 (buster)
Release: 10
Codename: buster
Issue: Running the command line switches does nothing, from what it seems. I have tried both from SSH as well as local to the machine.
The sets of commands I have tried, following your documentation are:
linapple --autoboot --d1 /home/pi/demo.dsk
linapple --d1 /home/pi/demo.dsk -f --autoboot
linapple --d1 /home/pi/demo.dsk -f -b
linapple --d1 /home/pi/demo.dsk --autoboot
linapple --d1 /home/pi/demo.dsk -b
linapple -1 /home/pi/demo.dsk -f --autoboot
linapple -1 /home/pi/demo.dsk -f -b
linapple -1 /home/pi/demo.dsk --autoboot
linapple -1 /home/pi/demo.dsk -b
I have also tried running as sudo commands. No matter what I run, it seems like it ignores everything after "linapple"
Running the latest version as of 8/15/2021
Distributor ID: Raspbian Description: Raspbian GNU/Linux 10 (buster) Release: 10 Codename: buster Issue: Running the command line switches does nothing, from what it seems. I have tried both from SSH as well as local to the machine. The sets of commands I have tried, following your documentation are: linapple --autoboot --d1 /home/pi/demo.dsk linapple --d1 /home/pi/demo.dsk -f --autoboot linapple --d1 /home/pi/demo.dsk -f -b linapple --d1 /home/pi/demo.dsk --autoboot linapple --d1 /home/pi/demo.dsk -b linapple -1 /home/pi/demo.dsk -f --autoboot linapple -1 /home/pi/demo.dsk -f -b linapple -1 /home/pi/demo.dsk --autoboot
linapple -1 /home/pi/demo.dsk -b
I have also tried running as sudo commands. No matter what I run, it seems like it ignores everything after "linapple" Running the latest version as of 8/15/2021