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Firmware #1360

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Add program to download relevant firmware versions
fdr Mar 13, 2024
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Stop the writing to file
fdr Mar 13, 2024
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Legacy class rename
fdr Mar 13, 2024
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New firmware
fdr Mar 13, 2024
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command = "#{command} < #{dir}/var/proc/#{name}.stdin"
end

command = "/bin/bash -c '#{command} > #{dir}/var/log/#{name}.stdout 2> #{dir}/var/log/#{name}.stderr'"
command = "/bin/bash -c '#{command}'"
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On balance, I find the journal more useful than the /var/log files that get truncated and overwritten with the latest output all the time. I was debugging something at the time. Though, I could see a combined system that retained the first invocation's stdout/stderr this way, perhaps the last one, and spooled the rest to journal. But journalctl is likely enough.

r "sudo systemd-run --working-directory #{dir} --unit #{name} --remain-after-exit #{command}"
end
end