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taylor

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  1. Looking at the code, I don't see this being possible as built. Alternative option is scheduling a reboot sufficiently far enough out and hoping the operation has completed by that time.. thoughts?
  2. I'm trying to run the following on edge devices, the remote interface to which does not support a traditional terminal (i.e. no interactivity): armbian-config --cmd ROO001 At the conclusion of this command running, the user is prompted through the UI/TUI to reboot the device. How can I avoid this reboot prompt, and just proceed with the reboot immediately? e.g. the Raspberry Pi OS raspi-config tool allows for the nonint parameter to be passed: raspi-config nonint enable_overlayfs The intent is to automate enabling of the read-only fs. Hardware is various Raspberry Pi and ROCK Pi devices running Armbian. I've already confirmed the command works fine with user input. I just need to understand how to interact with the tool without user input. Thank you

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