Philip H.

Got this too: (locale is DE only) Only happend on Raspberry Pi OS 11 (10 has not this issue Log Trace: ``` /opt/pihole/chronometer.sh: line 315: printf: 1,4: invalid number /opt/pihole/chronometer.sh:...

Still present on latest Pi-hole updates…

I think its because of python 3: here: https://github.com/pi-hole/pi-hole/blob/1b809e4e8ea442cd2a3cc54206429fabd58cce05/advanced/Scripts/chronometer.sh#L315 It should be ``` [[ "$cpu_mhz" -le "999" ]] && cpu_freq="$cpu_mhz MHz" || cpu_freq="$(printf ("%.1f" $(calcFunc "$cpu_mhz"/1000))) GHz" ``` Or ```...

> Did you configured a different locale (not English, UK)? okay change the locale to "en_GB.UTF-8" does the trick. `export LC_ALL="en_GB.UTF-8"` Language doesn't matter on a server XD

A similar bug was reported here. https://github.com/jpmck/PADD/issues/5

Doesn't work on **Manjaro-ARM-minimal-rpi4** `/etc/modules` does not exist and I haven't found a Package which provides this. Only for `rc.local` used `pacman -F rc.local` Very unlucky doesn't work on Arch...

made some fixes but untested at the moment: https://github.com/Bennett-Wendorf/LCD-show/compare/arch-compatibility-part-2...pheiduck:arch-compatibility-part-3

I always install the driver like this, otherwise it will not work in my case (RPI3b+) ``` sudo apt install xserver-xorg-input-evdev -y sudo rm -rf LCD-show git clone https://github.com/goodtft/LCD-show.git chmod...

Can confirm, same on my end. Reinstall doesn’t help, the code needs to be updated for the latest Kernel. I have updated like this `apt update && apt dist-upgrade -y`

Downgrade to 4.19 resolved this for me (temporarily): `rpi-update e1050e94821a70b2e4c72b318d6c6c968552e9a2`