I have been fumbling around trying to update the version on a Raspberry Pi. I thought it was done, but realized today that it hadn’t actually updated. Here are the last couple lines:
Now installing: sudo: ./install.sh: command not found
Done running script.
I used the script found on the install page:
Debian Build Script:
For debian-based systems (Ubuntu, Mint, Debian, Raspberry Pi, etc), you may obtain the latest version of the master branch of wfview by running this build script:
Simply download the script to ~/Downloads and run the following commands:
cd ~/Downloads
chmod +x fullbuild-wfview.sh
./fullbuild-wfview.sh
Of course I have tried downloading the script a couple times on the fails, but seems to be a bigger issue I can not get past. I am showing this version installed: Build 4b26783 on Jun 20 2021 at 17:10:51 by pi@hampi
I am still fumbling around in Linux, seems like once I figure things out they move repositories, remove commands, and then I am struggling to catch up again.
I didn’t realize we moved forward this fast with the new install system. Basically we went from requiring a install script to using the more common sudo make install method. If you cd into the build directory, then run sudo make install it should work. I’ll see if I can update the script this evening.
Yay! The updated script works. My only stumbling block is I hadn’t deleted the old file and had to go back and delete then rename the new version. My fault for missing what you wrote. Great service and it now shows 1.1 version installed.