Karol Ołtarzewski

@ecsuae Can you try restoring (for now) your `.bashrc` to default version while mainting `source /etc/nhi/nhi.bash`, and then rebooting your computer? > Also where is the history of commands stored?...

Can you check if nhid daemon is running? (for example via htop by simply searching nhid)

> Do I need to restart saver ? No, but it would be the best option. For example, if nhid is broken and not running for some arbitrary reason, and...

Can you post here your `.bashrc`? Maybe some configuration there is breaking nhid

Maybe for some reason systemctl can't find nhid without full path. Can you replace [this line](https://github.com/strang1ato/nhi/blob/main/nhid.service#L9) by `ExecStart=/usr/bin/nhid` in `/etc/systemd/system/nhid.service` And then run: `systemctl enable nhid && systemctl start nhid`...

Have you installed some unusual stuff during debian 11 installation or after? Are you using amd64 CPU? I would like to reproduce it in new virtual machine.

If you just simply execute `/usr/bin/nhid` in bash terminal does it immediattly exit as well?

Can you run `apt-get install libbpf0` and then `/usr/bin/nhid`

Cna you run : `find / -name libbpf.so.1` does it find anything? if so try adding `/usr/lib` (or whereever libbpf.so.1 is installed) to LD_LIBRARY_PATH by export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/usr/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH" then run nhid

Try running `find / -name libbpf.so.*`, does it fail to find anything as well?