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@jywarren jywarren commented Jun 21, 2019

If this works (needs testing on a Pi) we can add more utilities, like a commandline prompt, maybe, a file uploader, a bulk image downloader, or maybe most importantly, a way to change the WiFi settings:

This basic test addresses #66, read access to filesystem.


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Hmm, seeing:

gpg: directory '/root/.gnupg' created
gpg: keybox '/root/.gnupg/pubring.kbx' created
gpg: WARNING: no command supplied.  Trying to guess what you mean ...
gpg: /root/.gnupg/trustdb.gpg: trustdb created
+ FINGERPRINT_OF_FILE=6A037BB52DF7D46D99DC59C101666247EBFF1218
+ [[ 40 -eq 16 ]]
+ [[ 40 -eq 8 ]]
+ echo 'compare fingerprint'
compare fingerprint
++ clean_print fpr 6A037BB52DF7D46D99DC59C101666247EBFF1218
++ local fingerprint=6A037BB52DF7D46D99DC59C101666247EBFF1218
++ local func=fpr
++ nospaces=6A037BB52DF7D46D99DC59C101666247EBFF1218
++ tolowercase=6a037bb52df7d46d99dc59c101666247ebff1218
++ KEYID_long=01666247ebff1218
++ KEYID_short=ebff1218
++ [[ fpr == \f\p\r ]]
++ echo 6a037bb52df7d46d99dc59c101666247ebff1218
+ CHECK=6a037bb52df7d46d99dc59c101666247ebff1218
+ [[ 418a7f2fb0e1e6e7eabf6fe8c2e73424d59097ab == \6\a\0\3\7\b\b\5\2\d\f\7\d\4\6\d\9\9\d\c\5\9\c\1\0\1\6\6\6\2\4\7\e\b\f\f\1\2\1\8 ]]
+ echo 'key invalid'
key invalid
+ exit 1
make: *** [sd-image] Error 1
ln: failed to create symbolic link '/sys/fs/cgroup/systemd/name=systemd': Operation not permitted
ERROR: Job failed: exit code 1

@icarito do you have any ideas about this? Thanks!

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