orlando mendez Posted Tuesday at 07:49 PM Posted Tuesday at 07:49 PM Hello, I'm using Armbian (22.08.0) for risc-v on a Mango-pi. I read in the documentation it is possible to install git with the command of this post-title, but instead, it opens the config menu (see screenshot). I've looked at the option to install git inside this menu (inside the software menu I saw other options except git), but have not found it. How can I do this? Any pointers are appreciated. Thanks. 0 Quote
SteeMan Posted Tuesday at 08:09 PM Posted Tuesday at 08:09 PM 18 minutes ago, orlando mendez said: I'm using Armbian (22.08.0) The documentation is for the current version of armbian-config. You are using an older version. There was a rewrite of armbian-config between what you have and the current functionality. 0 Quote
orlando mendez Posted Tuesday at 08:23 PM Author Posted Tuesday at 08:23 PM Thanks for the reply @steeman, How can I see the documentation of the version I'm using? I'd prefer to keep using it before attempting to install a fresh armbian version. 0 Quote
SteeMan Posted Tuesday at 09:02 PM Posted Tuesday at 09:02 PM I'm not aware of anyplace that would exist anymore. 0 Quote
Igor Posted yesterday at 04:52 AM Posted yesterday at 04:52 AM This whole image and config / install script are both very old, unsupported. It has been cca. 5 years since anyone touched code in old armbian-config. We developed new tool, which is fundamentally different and in much better shape. 9 hours ago, orlando mendez said: How can I see the documentation of the version I'm using? Documentation for old tool never existed. This config tool developed from my personal scripts for installing this and that. And as it was not properly designed, we decided to drop it at some point and develop a proper tool from scratch. You can try upgrading this way: https://github.com/armbian/configng?tab=readme-ov-file#compatible-distributions but no warranty or support in case of troubles. I would tell you to go with a fresh system, but as this image was not made by us, you need to ask vendor to do that for you. Everything that goes outside "Standard support" is usually unknown to the team and also for most of this community. This is custom hardware world, you are running custom Armbian build (probably made by hw vendor). Armbian developers team is super small and it is not realistic to expect support even for limited selection of (custom) hardware that we provide official Armbian builds for. If you just need git tool: sudo apt install git 0 Quote
laibsch Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago Quote If you just need git tool: sudo apt install git This. Just use the tools that were intended for software installation. 0 Quote
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