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@JMCC It's turtles all the way down for this https://statusgator.com/services/uptime-robot

https://status.uptimerobot.com lol

We have a realtime status page for primary Armbian web resources available here: https://status.armbian.com

Fair point

You should be able to enable the watchdog in systemd by uncommenting some lines in /etc/systemd/system.conf

Well we have a big arm server already configured as a github runner. I suppose we could chroot an armbian rootfs or place in a container So i guess something that can test armbian-config works as expected

oh neat...

what are you trying to solve? Most can use systemd and the hardware watchdog.

Id like to know more about this. Not sure if it’s enabled on all our kernels its possible you can disable via kernel arg in /boot/armbianEnv.txt

Follow some bash tutorials. Maybe the advanced bash scripting guide. then just use a text editor and mess with the code https://github.com/armbian/config

Id say it can be closed

I'm curious how the pine phone performs relative to your Galaxy 5.... Man Librem5 is kind of a tragedy.. at least you even got one.

Ansible is a fantastic tool for automating system config and installing stuff.... and its pluggable. Lots of existing "roles" out there we can start from for popular things https://galaxy.ansible.com Anyway..... to @TRS-80point... I wouldn't approach Armbian-config as a complete re-write.. there's lots of great functionality. I'd focus on improving the front-end's modularity, and then we can slow introduce ansible for some tasks.... again primarily I'm looking at software installation... as a place to start... Maybe there's one I should do an example on. Ansible is

still trying to understand the proposal

fyi there's another PR for some SATA performance improvements that could use some testing on ebin https://git.io/JtEA