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porech / roborock-oucher

An utility to make the Roborock / Xiaomi MI Vacuum Cleaner scream "Ouch!" (or everything else) everytime it bumps into something.
MIT License
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apt-get: not found #12

Closed beatstick closed 2 years ago

beatstick commented 3 years ago

I just installed veletudo to my s5 and this might be obvious, but apt does not seem to exist on the device. I used dustbuilder with standard settings to compile the firmware. I only get the "not-found" error when trying to use apt to install packages.

daviegeepers commented 3 years ago

Yeah you can't install apt-get, apt, dpkg, etc on the roborock. I tried to do dpkg over ssh from local machine to ssh roborock but didn't work. :/

ale-rinaldi commented 3 years ago

Hi there, sorry for my delay. The guys at dustcloud did an awesome job and prepared a tar package with all the needed dependencies: https://builder.dontvacuum.me/stuff/oucher-deps.tar.gz

Unpack it with tar -xzvf into /

Let me know how it works :)

beatstick commented 3 years ago

Yeah you can't install apt-get, apt, dpkg, etc on the roborock. I tried to do dpkg over ssh from local machine to ssh roborock but didn't work. :/

Yeah, it's really xiaomi who crippled the firmware. Apt is no longer included.

Hi there, sorry for my delay. The guys at dustcloud did an awesome job and prepared a tar package with all the needed dependencies: https://builder.dontvacuum.me/stuff/oucher-deps.tar.gz

Unpack it with tar -xzvf into /

Let me know how it works :)

Great news! I'd gladly give this a try. But the link seems to be down.

ale-rinaldi commented 3 years ago

Ops, should have checked it before copy-pasting it, sorry.

The file is still there on https://github.com/zvldz/vacuum/tree/master/custom-script/files/oucher

daviegeepers commented 3 years ago

Somehow I hosed my bot. I can’t connect to the IP, ssh works but pw doesn’t work. I tried factory resetting but fails when I flash it. Gag!!

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 Ops, should have checked it before copy-pasting it, sorry.

The file is still there on https://github.com/zvldz/vacuum/tree/master/custom-script/files/oucher

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beatstick commented 3 years ago

@ale-rinaldi:

I did install oucher and the oucher-dept.tar.gz, but I am not sure it's running, start service oucher only gives an error: command not found.

If I start oucher manually with root@rockrobo:/usr/local/bin# exec /usr/local/bin/oucher

I get the following output:

WARN[0000] Volume is less than 100 but sox is not installed, WAV files will play at full volume! ERRO[0114] open /run/shm/NAV_normal.log: no such file or directory ERRO[0118] open /run/shm/NAV_TRAP_normal.log: no such file or directory

the above logfiles do exist, so I don't know where this error comes from.

ale-rinaldi commented 3 years ago

Uhm, that's weird. It's really difficult to understand what the problem could be without having a look at it directly.

For the first issue, the right command is service oucher start and it should just work.

For the second one, are you sure the files are named exactly like that in your case? Try to post a ls -l /run/shm command result, just as a first attempt.

Thanks!

sharuuu commented 3 years ago

Even am facing the same issue. Basically like "apt" it seems the "service" command is also stripped out. With out service command how can we make the oucher start?! If this is not easy, will you know which version of firmware has both apt & service commands probably I can try that firmware.

ale-rinaldi commented 3 years ago

Hello @sharuuu ,

yep, I got informed of this problem just today. Someone told me that, even if the command is missing, if its config file is in place the service starts on boot. So you can try a reboot and see if it works. I didn't confirm this however.

In the next days I'll be preparing an alternate startup script that should fit this case, I'll update the issue when ready :)

ale-rinaldi commented 3 years ago

Hello @sharuuu ,

I can confirm that you actually need another startup script. I added the S12oucher file to the repository, can you please try copying it in /etc/init on your robot and reboot? It should just work.

If you can, please confirm me since I don't have this model so I can't directly test. Thanks!

sharuuu commented 3 years ago

@ale-rinaldi the S12oucher worked. I see oucher started up after reboot, but I do not see it working. I have confirmed the LOG_LEVEL is set to 8. I also confirmed the Bump events logged in /run/shm/NAV_normal.log but Robo would not make any sound. Anyway to debug this?!

ale-rinaldi commented 3 years ago

Hello, yep of course. Try to:

It should print a log entry everytime it bumps. Let's start with this, let me know if it does or not so we can better understand what to debug.

Just copy here all of the output.

Thanks

sharuuu commented 3 years ago

Here is the logs..

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Was able to run the espeak without --stdout option and robo was able to make sound. Am guessing the intention of stdout is to pass the sound bytes to aplay. But running aplay gave me the below error

[root@rockrobo oucher]# /usr/bin/aplay - /usr/bin/aplay: line 3: play: not found

I further debugged this. It seems 'play' command which is referenced in 'aplay' command is missing in the robo. Am wondering why would we need aplay when the espeak can make sound with out that?! How can I install play command if its needed?!

dethr0ne commented 3 years ago

i got the exact same problem. neither "service" nor "apt" are recognized, none of the two start scripts (copied them both) seeming to work, if i retrive pid of "oucher" it comes with an empty result. ofc i rebooted several times. is there a way to add the service-command back on the roborock? im a beginner with almost no expierience, i just did everything exactly as in the tutorial and it ended up not starting the service.

badsmoke commented 2 years ago

my workouround is to add oucher in crontab

simply EDITOR=nano crontab -e

* 6 * * * killall oucher ; /usr/local/bin/oucher

so every morning at 6 all oucher processes are terminated and started again

@reboot /usr/local/bin/oucher did not work for me, then you could save the killall

ale-rinaldi commented 2 years ago

Hello @dethr0ne ,

I'm really sorry but it's difficult for me to help on this since I don't have this specific device and I can't test it. I hope the cron trick suggested by @badsmoke worked for you; if not, I recommend you ask on the dustcloud Telegram group for help from people owning the same device.

Thank you!