Snakeoil 1.4.1 (High End U1)
#1
Server Down?
Something looks wrong with the server hosting the apt repository. Look like it's dead. You probably can't get the Snakeoil 1.4.1 until this is resolved. First time this happened with my host provider. Sad

Will update as I can but unlikely to be resolved anything soon.

Looks like it's fixed now. Hopefully.


Introduction
Alright. A lot of changes since 1.4.0 was out (Just over 2 months ago?). New CMS software (Drupal), porting of contents over to Drupal, new IPS (CrowdSec). Lots of changes and updates. Frankly I'm flat out trying to catch up on the things that need to be done but I just don't have the time to do so before. It's been like this for me the past 2+ years - playing catch up. It is what it is...
  [Image: dead.gif]

Also - if people aren't aware I am left leaning politically. As such I really hate what X (Twitter) and FaceBook have become. This is mainly why I seldom post in FaceBook and never on X. I have just created an account over at BlueSky and hopefully I can keep that going. If you click on "Home" (top right) of this forums you will see the social buttons (Butterfly). Follow me over there if you have a BlueSky account. And if you are on YouTube, might as well follow me on that. While I am also feeling negative about Google - I gotta generate revenues to keep the infrastructure going.


Highlights
Several new highlights in this update:
  1. Yet Another New Install method.
    Supposed to be introduced in 1.4.0 but just could not finish in time. Moving forward Snakeoil is now installed via the apt package manager. See the next section for details.
  2. Tons of changes under the hood.
    Lots and lots of changes under the hood. The API backend is effectively completely re-written...

    E.g. you can see the snakeoil logs now in the System page. Hopefully this will give you some more insight when things are not working right. Note the default log level is only NOTICE, you will need to increase the verbosity levels for troubleshooting. There is no documentation on this just yet - it will come soon.
This should be one of the best releases yet. 
[Image: embarrassed3.gif]

How To Install
SSH to your machine, and run this command:
 
Code:
wget -qLO - \
  https://install.snakeoil-os.net | sudo sh
Above will download a script and execute everything that's required to install Snakeoil OS. You have the chance to cancel installation via a 10 second delay. Computer will automatically reboot after installation. You only need to run this install script once.

Next time to update Snakeoil you simply go to the "System" page and click the "Update OS" button and future versions of Snakeoil will be installed as part of your OS update (official releases only).

More details here.


Change Log
  • Tweak logging and also silence an error log entry on startup if LMS is not installed [#195]
  • Get snakeoil log via journalctl. Get last 24 hours [#194]
  • Add new verbosity option in system page [#193]
  • Add new command button to show snakeoil logs [#192]
  • Fix false positive showing LMS isn't running when it is. [#191]
  • Remove sudo command in Snakeoil as it is tainting logs [#190]
  • Re-enable commented out sample rate info code [#188]
  • Fix update-grub CLI after resetting grub config [#187]
  • Fix Change Priority not working with IRQ processes [#186]
  • Fix reboot in system page [#183]
  • Improve API logging [#182]
  • Fix problems with enabling uhubctl [#181]
  • Add Raspberry support to kernel updates [#180]
  • Add missing alsa-capabilities script [#179]
  • Fix broken packaging script after re-factoring [#176]
  • Fix cyclictest in arm64 build [#174]
  • Re-enable Network Configuration with direct netplan support [#173]
  • Create Snakeoil Apt Repository [#172]
  • Deprecate Microsoft cpprestsdk library and move to Qt6. Licensing will remain as M.I.T. [#171]
Known Issues
  • Some have reported 503 error, still trying to diagnose this. See here.
Snakeoil Operating System - Music, your way!
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#2
Thank you AK for all the hard work in bringing 1.4.1 to fruition.

Not clear, but is the process to upgrade the same as install from fresh Ubuntu ?  Presumably, it will remove the old technology and install the new?
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#3
(18-Mar-2025, 12:29 PM)Snoopy8 Wrote: Thank you AK for all the hard work in bringing 1.4.1 to fruition.

Not clear, but is the process to upgrade the same as install from fresh Ubuntu ?  Presumably, it will remove the old technology and install the new?
Yes. What the script is doing is just add the Snakeoil repository. Then do an "apt update" and finally a "apt install snakeoil".

In theory 1.4.1-alpha-1 is older than 1.4.1. So apt install should just download the latest snakeoil 1.4.1 and install it.

If the above don't work, SSH back into the machine and run this to force a re-install:
Code:
sudo apt install snakeoil --reinstall
Snakeoil Operating System - Music, your way!
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(18-Mar-2025, 12:08 PM)agent_kith Wrote: Introduction
Alright. A lot of changes since 1.4.0 was out (Just over 2 months ago?). New CMS software (Drupal), porting of contents over to Drupal, new IPS (CrowdSec). Lots of changes and updates. Frankly I'm flat out trying to catch up on the things that need to be done but I just don't have the time to do so before. It's been like this for me the past 2+ years - playing catch up. It is what it is...
  [Image: dead.gif]

Also - if people aren't aware I am left leaning politically. As such I really hate what X (Twitter) and FaceBook have become. This is mainly why I seldom post in FaceBook and never on X. I have just created an account over at BlueSky and hopefully I can keep that going. If you click on "Home" (top right) of this forums you will see the social buttons (Butterfly). Follow me over there if you have a BlueSky account. And if you are on YouTube, might as well follow me on that. While I am also feeling negative about Google - I gotta generate revenues to keep the infrastructure going.


Highlights
Several new highlights in this update:
  1. Yet Another New Install method.
    Supposed to be introduced in 1.4.0 but just could not finish in time. Moving forward Snakeoil is now installed via the apt package manager. See the next section for details.
  2. Tons of changes under the hood.
    Lots and lots of changes under the hood. The API backend is effectively completely re-written...

    E.g. you can see the snakeoil logs now in the System page. Hopefully this will give you some more insight when things are not working right. Note the default log level is only NOTICE, you will need to increase the verbosity levels for troubleshooting. There is no documentation on this just yet - it will come soon.
This should be one of the best releases yet. 
[Image: embarrassed3.gif]

How To Install
SSH to your machine, and run this command:
 
Code:
wget -qLO - \
  https://install.snakeoil-os.net | sudo sh
Above will download a script and execute everything that's required to install Snakeoil OS. You have the chance to cancel installation via a 10 second delay. Computer will automatically reboot after installation. You only need to run this install script once.

Next time to update Snakeoil you simply go to the "System" page and click the "Update OS" button and future versions of Snakeoil will be installed as part of your OS update (official releases only).

More details here.


Change Log
  • Tweak logging and also silence an error log entry on startup if LMS is not installed [#195]
  • Get snakeoil log via journalctl. Get last 24 hours [#194]
  • Add new verbosity option in system page [#193]
  • Add new command button to show snakeoil logs [#192]
  • Fix false positive showing LMS isn't running when it is. [#191]
  • Remove sudo command in Snakeoil as it is tainting logs [#190]
  • Re-enable commented out sample rate info code [#188]
  • Fix update-grub CLI after resetting grub config [#187]
  • Fix Change Priority not working with IRQ processes [#186]
  • Fix reboot in system page [#183]
  • Improve API logging [#182]
  • Fix problems with enabling uhubctl [#181]
  • Add Raspberry support to kernel updates [#180]
  • Add missing alsa-capabilities script [#179]
  • Fix broken packaging script after re-factoring [#176]
  • Fix cyclictest in arm64 build [#174]
  • Re-enable Network Configuration with direct netplan support [#173]
  • Create Snakeoil Apt Repository [#172]
  • Deprecate Microsoft cpprestsdk library and move to Qt6. Licensing will remain as M.I.T. [#171]

Thanks a lot, AK. Let me try tonight. Shy
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#5
Thanks for all your hard work AK!

Just updated to 1.4.1 (High End U1) on my Pi5. A few issues stood out for me:

1. Reboot on Webapp still doesnt work. 
2. Sample rate on Music player still not showing. 
3. LMS still not starting for me on boot up. Unable to start LMS on the Music tab on Webapp, even with saving. Have to SSH into Pi5 & run: systemctl start lyrionmusicserver for it to start.
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#6
(18-Mar-2025, 04:06 PM)alex87 Wrote: Thanks for all your hard work AK!

Just updated to 1.4.1 (High End U1) on my Pi5. A few issues stood out for me:

1. Reboot on Webapp still doesnt work. 
2. Sample rate on Music player still not showing. 
3. LMS still not starting for me on boot up. Unable to start LMS on the Music tab on Webapp, even with saving. Have to SSH into Pi5 & run: systemctl start lyrionmusicserver for it to start.
You are probably still using a cached version of the WebApp. Can you do a SHIFT+F5 in all those pages and see if it works now?

If LMS isn't working, can you go to System, and set the log verbosity to verbose, then restart the machine. And C&P the contents of "Snakeoil Log" in the system menu. Hopefully it will show something in the logs.. 

The logging part of Snakeoil is still work in progress, if there's not enough information now hopefully it will be better in the next releases Big Grin
Snakeoil Operating System - Music, your way!
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#7
(18-Mar-2025, 12:08 PM)agent_kith Wrote: Server Down?
Something looks wrong with the server hosting the apt repository. Look like it's dead. You probably can't get the Snakeoil 1.4.1 until this is resolved. First time this happened with my host provider. Sad

Will update as I can but unlikely to be resolved anything soon.

Looks like it's fixed now. Hopefully.


Introduction
Alright. A lot of changes since 1.4.0 was out (Just over 2 months ago?). New CMS software (Drupal), porting of contents over to Drupal, new IPS (CrowdSec). Lots of changes and updates. Frankly I'm flat out trying to catch up on the things that need to be done but I just don't have the time to do so before. It's been like this for me the past 2+ years - playing catch up. It is what it is...
  [Image: dead.gif]

Also - if people aren't aware I am left leaning politically. As such I really hate what X (Twitter) and FaceBook have become. This is mainly why I seldom post in FaceBook and never on X. I have just created an account over at BlueSky and hopefully I can keep that going. If you click on "Home" (top right) of this forums you will see the social buttons (Butterfly). Follow me over there if you have a BlueSky account. And if you are on YouTube, might as well follow me on that. While I am also feeling negative about Google - I gotta generate revenues to keep the infrastructure going.


Highlights
Several new highlights in this update:
  1. Yet Another New Install method.
    Supposed to be introduced in 1.4.0 but just could not finish in time. Moving forward Snakeoil is now installed via the apt package manager. See the next section for details.
  2. Tons of changes under the hood.
    Lots and lots of changes under the hood. The API backend is effectively completely re-written...

    E.g. you can see the snakeoil logs now in the System page. Hopefully this will give you some more insight when things are not working right. Note the default log level is only NOTICE, you will need to increase the verbosity levels for troubleshooting. There is no documentation on this just yet - it will come soon.
This should be one of the best releases yet. 
[Image: embarrassed3.gif]

How To Install
SSH to your machine, and run this command:
 
Code:
wget -qLO - \
  https://install.snakeoil-os.net | sudo sh
Above will download a script and execute everything that's required to install Snakeoil OS. You have the chance to cancel installation via a 10 second delay. Computer will automatically reboot after installation. You only need to run this install script once.

Next time to update Snakeoil you simply go to the "System" page and click the "Update OS" button and future versions of Snakeoil will be installed as part of your OS update (official releases only).

More details here.


Change Log
  • Tweak logging and also silence an error log entry on startup if LMS is not installed [#195]
  • Get snakeoil log via journalctl. Get last 24 hours [#194]
  • Add new verbosity option in system page [#193]
  • Add new command button to show snakeoil logs [#192]
  • Fix false positive showing LMS isn't running when it is. [#191]
  • Remove sudo command in Snakeoil as it is tainting logs [#190]
  • Re-enable commented out sample rate info code [#188]
  • Fix update-grub CLI after resetting grub config [#187]
  • Fix Change Priority not working with IRQ processes [#186]
  • Fix reboot in system page [#183]
  • Improve API logging [#182]
  • Fix problems with enabling uhubctl [#181]
  • Add Raspberry support to kernel updates [#180]
  • Add missing alsa-capabilities script [#179]
  • Fix broken packaging script after re-factoring [#176]
  • Fix cyclictest in arm64 build [#174]
  • Re-enable Network Configuration with direct netplan support [#173]
  • Create Snakeoil Apt Repository [#172]
  • Deprecate Microsoft cpprestsdk library and move to Qt6. Licensing will remain as M.I.T. [#171]
Quote:wget -qLO - \
  https://install.snakeoil-os.net | sudo sh

It can't install the latest version.  It's still pointing to the alpha.  Would you please kindly check?  Thanks.

(18-Mar-2025, 12:08 PM)agent_kith Wrote: Server Down?
Something looks wrong with the server hosting the apt repository. Look like it's dead. You probably can't get the Snakeoil 1.4.1 until this is resolved. First time this happened with my host provider. Sad

Will update as I can but unlikely to be resolved anything soon.

Looks like it's fixed now. Hopefully.


Introduction
Alright. A lot of changes since 1.4.0 was out (Just over 2 months ago?). New CMS software (Drupal), porting of contents over to Drupal, new IPS (CrowdSec). Lots of changes and updates. Frankly I'm flat out trying to catch up on the things that need to be done but I just don't have the time to do so before. It's been like this for me the past 2+ years - playing catch up. It is what it is...
  [Image: dead.gif]

Also - if people aren't aware I am left leaning politically. As such I really hate what X (Twitter) and FaceBook have become. This is mainly why I seldom post in FaceBook and never on X. I have just created an account over at BlueSky and hopefully I can keep that going. If you click on "Home" (top right) of this forums you will see the social buttons (Butterfly). Follow me over there if you have a BlueSky account. And if you are on YouTube, might as well follow me on that. While I am also feeling negative about Google - I gotta generate revenues to keep the infrastructure going.


Highlights
Several new highlights in this update:
  1. Yet Another New Install method.
    Supposed to be introduced in 1.4.0 but just could not finish in time. Moving forward Snakeoil is now installed via the apt package manager. See the next section for details.
  2. Tons of changes under the hood.
    Lots and lots of changes under the hood. The API backend is effectively completely re-written...

    E.g. you can see the snakeoil logs now in the System page. Hopefully this will give you some more insight when things are not working right. Note the default log level is only NOTICE, you will need to increase the verbosity levels for troubleshooting. There is no documentation on this just yet - it will come soon.
This should be one of the best releases yet. 
[Image: embarrassed3.gif]

How To Install
SSH to your machine, and run this command:
 
Code:
wget -qLO - \
  https://install.snakeoil-os.net | sudo sh
Above will download a script and execute everything that's required to install Snakeoil OS. You have the chance to cancel installation via a 10 second delay. Computer will automatically reboot after installation. You only need to run this install script once.

Next time to update Snakeoil you simply go to the "System" page and click the "Update OS" button and future versions of Snakeoil will be installed as part of your OS update (official releases only).

More details here.


Change Log
  • Tweak logging and also silence an error log entry on startup if LMS is not installed [#195]
  • Get snakeoil log via journalctl. Get last 24 hours [#194]
  • Add new verbosity option in system page [#193]
  • Add new command button to show snakeoil logs [#192]
  • Fix false positive showing LMS isn't running when it is. [#191]
  • Remove sudo command in Snakeoil as it is tainting logs [#190]
  • Re-enable commented out sample rate info code [#188]
  • Fix update-grub CLI after resetting grub config [#187]
  • Fix Change Priority not working with IRQ processes [#186]
  • Fix reboot in system page [#183]
  • Improve API logging [#182]
  • Fix problems with enabling uhubctl [#181]
  • Add Raspberry support to kernel updates [#180]
  • Add missing alsa-capabilities script [#179]
  • Fix broken packaging script after re-factoring [#176]
  • Fix cyclictest in arm64 build [#174]
  • Re-enable Network Configuration with direct netplan support [#173]
  • Create Snakeoil Apt Repository [#172]
  • Deprecate Microsoft cpprestsdk library and move to Qt6. Licensing will remain as M.I.T. [#171]
Quote:wget -qLO - \
  https://install.snakeoil-os.net | sudo sh

It can't install the latest version.  It's still pointing to the alpha.  Would you please kindly check?  Thanks.

(18-Mar-2025, 04:06 PM)alex87 Wrote: Thanks for all your hard work AK!

Just updated to 1.4.1 (High End U1) on my Pi5. A few issues stood out for me:

1. Reboot on Webapp still doesnt work. 
2. Sample rate on Music player still not showing. 
3. LMS still not starting for me on boot up. Unable to start LMS on the Music tab on Webapp, even with saving. Have to SSH into Pi5 & run: systemctl start lyrionmusicserver for it to start.

Hey, alex87, I can't update to 1.4.1.  It's still alpha after running the update command.


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#8
Hey @hkphantomgtr , use 
 
Code:
sudo apt remove snakeoil

then run the install for 1.4.1. That's how I got mine to update.


(18-Mar-2025, 08:28 PM)agent_kith Wrote:
(18-Mar-2025, 04:06 PM)alex87 Wrote: Thanks for all your hard work AK!

Just updated to 1.4.1 (High End U1) on my Pi5. A few issues stood out for me:

1. Reboot on Webapp still doesnt work. 
2. Sample rate on Music player still not showing. 
3. LMS still not starting for me on boot up. Unable to start LMS on the Music tab on Webapp, even with saving. Have to SSH into Pi5 & run: systemctl start lyrionmusicserver for it to start.
You are probably still using a cached version of the WebApp. Can you do a SHIFT+F5 in all those pages and see if it works now?

If LMS isn't working, can you go to System, and set the log verbosity to verbose, then restart the machine. And C&P the contents of "Snakeoil Log" in the system menu. Hopefully it will show something in the logs.. 

The logging part of Snakeoil is still work in progress, if there's not enough information now hopefully it will be better in the next releases Big Grin

Thank you AK, it's all working for me now, even LMS.
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#9
(18-Mar-2025, 12:08 PM)agent_kith Wrote: Server Down?
Something looks wrong with the server hosting the apt repository. Look like it's dead. You probably can't get the Snakeoil 1.4.1 until this is resolved. First time this happened with my host provider. Sad

Will update as I can but unlikely to be resolved anything soon.

Looks like it's fixed now. Hopefully.


Introduction
Alright. A lot of changes since 1.4.0 was out (Just over 2 months ago?). New CMS software (Drupal), porting of contents over to Drupal, new IPS (CrowdSec). Lots of changes and updates. Frankly I'm flat out trying to catch up on the things that need to be done but I just don't have the time to do so before. It's been like this for me the past 2+ years - playing catch up. It is what it is...
  [Image: dead.gif]

Also - if people aren't aware I am left leaning politically. As such I really hate what X (Twitter) and FaceBook have become. This is mainly why I seldom post in FaceBook and never on X. I have just created an account over at BlueSky and hopefully I can keep that going. If you click on "Home" (top right) of this forums you will see the social buttons (Butterfly). Follow me over there if you have a BlueSky account. And if you are on YouTube, might as well follow me on that. While I am also feeling negative about Google - I gotta generate revenues to keep the infrastructure going.


Highlights
Several new highlights in this update:
  1. Yet Another New Install method.
    Supposed to be introduced in 1.4.0 but just could not finish in time. Moving forward Snakeoil is now installed via the apt package manager. See the next section for details.
  2. Tons of changes under the hood.
    Lots and lots of changes under the hood. The API backend is effectively completely re-written...

    E.g. you can see the snakeoil logs now in the System page. Hopefully this will give you some more insight when things are not working right. Note the default log level is only NOTICE, you will need to increase the verbosity levels for troubleshooting. There is no documentation on this just yet - it will come soon.
This should be one of the best releases yet. 
[Image: embarrassed3.gif]

How To Install
SSH to your machine, and run this command:
 
Code:
wget -qLO - \
  https://install.snakeoil-os.net | sudo sh
Above will download a script and execute everything that's required to install Snakeoil OS. You have the chance to cancel installation via a 10 second delay. Computer will automatically reboot after installation. You only need to run this install script once.

Next time to update Snakeoil you simply go to the "System" page and click the "Update OS" button and future versions of Snakeoil will be installed as part of your OS update (official releases only).

More details here.


Change Log
  • Tweak logging and also silence an error log entry on startup if LMS is not installed [#195]
  • Get snakeoil log via journalctl. Get last 24 hours [#194]
  • Add new verbosity option in system page [#193]
  • Add new command button to show snakeoil logs [#192]
  • Fix false positive showing LMS isn't running when it is. [#191]
  • Remove sudo command in Snakeoil as it is tainting logs [#190]
  • Re-enable commented out sample rate info code [#188]
  • Fix update-grub CLI after resetting grub config [#187]
  • Fix Change Priority not working with IRQ processes [#186]
  • Fix reboot in system page [#183]
  • Improve API logging [#182]
  • Fix problems with enabling uhubctl [#181]
  • Add Raspberry support to kernel updates [#180]
  • Add missing alsa-capabilities script [#179]
  • Fix broken packaging script after re-factoring [#176]
  • Fix cyclictest in arm64 build [#174]
  • Re-enable Network Configuration with direct netplan support [#173]
  • Create Snakeoil Apt Repository [#172]
  • Deprecate Microsoft cpprestsdk library and move to Qt6. Licensing will remain as M.I.T. [#171]

My gui broke after the update 503 error even after reboots. Going to uninstall and reinstall, I guess?

(19-Mar-2025, 03:54 AM)jetski Wrote:
(18-Mar-2025, 12:08 PM)agent_kith Wrote: Server Down?
Something looks wrong with the server hosting the apt repository. Look like it's dead. You probably can't get the Snakeoil 1.4.1 until this is resolved. First time this happened with my host provider. Sad

Will update as I can but unlikely to be resolved anything soon.

Looks like it's fixed now. Hopefully.


Introduction
Alright. A lot of changes since 1.4.0 was out (Just over 2 months ago?). New CMS software (Drupal), porting of contents over to Drupal, new IPS (CrowdSec). Lots of changes and updates. Frankly I'm flat out trying to catch up on the things that need to be done but I just don't have the time to do so before. It's been like this for me the past 2+ years - playing catch up. It is what it is...
  [Image: dead.gif]

Also - if people aren't aware I am left leaning politically. As such I really hate what X (Twitter) and FaceBook have become. This is mainly why I seldom post in FaceBook and never on X. I have just created an account over at BlueSky and hopefully I can keep that going. If you click on "Home" (top right) of this forums you will see the social buttons (Butterfly). Follow me over there if you have a BlueSky account. And if you are on YouTube, might as well follow me on that. While I am also feeling negative about Google - I gotta generate revenues to keep the infrastructure going.


Highlights
Several new highlights in this update:
  1. Yet Another New Install method.
    Supposed to be introduced in 1.4.0 but just could not finish in time. Moving forward Snakeoil is now installed via the apt package manager. See the next section for details.
  2. Tons of changes under the hood.
    Lots and lots of changes under the hood. The API backend is effectively completely re-written...

    E.g. you can see the snakeoil logs now in the System page. Hopefully this will give you some more insight when things are not working right. Note the default log level is only NOTICE, you will need to increase the verbosity levels for troubleshooting. There is no documentation on this just yet - it will come soon.
This should be one of the best releases yet. 
[Image: embarrassed3.gif]

How To Install
SSH to your machine, and run this command:
 
Code:
wget -qLO - \
  https://install.snakeoil-os.net | sudo sh
Above will download a script and execute everything that's required to install Snakeoil OS. You have the chance to cancel installation via a 10 second delay. Computer will automatically reboot after installation. You only need to run this install script once.

Next time to update Snakeoil you simply go to the "System" page and click the "Update OS" button and future versions of Snakeoil will be installed as part of your OS update (official releases only).

More details here.


Change Log
  • Tweak logging and also silence an error log entry on startup if LMS is not installed [#195]
  • Get snakeoil log via journalctl. Get last 24 hours [#194]
  • Add new verbosity option in system page [#193]
  • Add new command button to show snakeoil logs [#192]
  • Fix false positive showing LMS isn't running when it is. [#191]
  • Remove sudo command in Snakeoil as it is tainting logs [#190]
  • Re-enable commented out sample rate info code [#188]
  • Fix update-grub CLI after resetting grub config [#187]
  • Fix Change Priority not working with IRQ processes [#186]
  • Fix reboot in system page [#183]
  • Improve API logging [#182]
  • Fix problems with enabling uhubctl [#181]
  • Add Raspberry support to kernel updates [#180]
  • Add missing alsa-capabilities script [#179]
  • Fix broken packaging script after re-factoring [#176]
  • Fix cyclictest in arm64 build [#174]
  • Re-enable Network Configuration with direct netplan support [#173]
  • Create Snakeoil Apt Repository [#172]
  • Deprecate Microsoft cpprestsdk library and move to Qt6. Licensing will remain as M.I.T. [#171]

My gui broke after the update 503 error even after reboots. Going to uninstall and reinstall, I guess?

Nope - no joy.
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#10
(19-Mar-2025, 03:54 AM)jetski Wrote: Nope - no joy.
Run
Code:
sudo apt install snakeoil --reinstall

Then run
Code:
sudo systemctl status snakeoil
and C&P the last few lines here. Hopefully the logging system will tell us what is wrong.
Snakeoil Operating System - Music, your way!
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Our mission is to create a free to use computer OS that is easy to install, intuitive to operate and play music that will connect and engage with you emotionally.

SnakeoilOS gives you the freedom to spend more time on listening, enjoying and exploring music. Wasting time on computers is now a thing of the past! Everything is constantly evolving/improving. Please check back often for updates.

If you like this project, do show your support with a small token donation. All donations collected will be used to run this website, and for purchasing new equipment for the project.


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