MichaIng
MichaIng
I am currently busy with Debian Trixie testing and polishing. But next week, after DietPi v9.16 release, I will have some time to look again into SBC-specific issues. Will test...
Hello Thomas, it is always a pleasure to read your friendly productive issues 😄. We do not officially support the Radxa Cubie A5E, and `dietpi-benchmark` is not meant to be...
Extracting some productive points: - Filtering out too fast outliers if the number of samples otherwise is large enough. Much too fast results are obviously falsely assigned hardware or faked....
`systemd` is probing for scheduled shutdown, sending out wall messages (so people can save their stuff before shutdown), and checking for shutdown inhibitors, a bunch of things which make sense...
Can you show this: ```sh declare -f poweroff ```
And ``` poweroff --reboot ``` without any other argument throws these errors?
> The command without sudo gives the error once, but the system doesn't reboot. When doing this as root or non-root user? When you use `sudo`, indeed the functions are...
Now I see it. Only in a login shell, systemd seems to try getting the needed privileges, maybe from polkitd (regardless whether installed or not), but as well via DBus....
Jep I agree to both: Debian already splits parts of systemd into dedicated packages which are usually all built together, but these unconditional DBus/logind calls for these very basic commands...
Generally a good idea. We had a single sleep before the cores loop in earlier versions of the script. But removed it at some point, since it did not work...