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Add ledcontrol #1516
Add ledcontrol #1516
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Nice! |
@Juliandev02 when I try to run it, it shows up this: |
#!/bin/bash | ||
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#Allow packages required by this app to be uninstalled | ||
sudo rm /usr/bin/ledcontrol |
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Use rm -f
to prevent this script from failing if /usr/bin/ledcontrol
has already been deleted.
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Do it simple - Control the status LEDs of your Raspberry Pi! | |||
A simple program to control the status LEDs of your Raspberry Pi! |
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Lines 1 and 2 seem to be very similar.
You may want to re-design the icon - right now it depicts a Pi, not its LEDs. |
Do you have any idea why I get those errors I mentioned? |
You need to run with sudo. |
ah, okay |
So, i added Support for armhf.
And Pi 3 is supported anyway, since the two use the same LED brightness map.
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