Hi again / there’s a new update available for Tailscale – is there any way you can update your script to take advantage of this?
When I run the current script, it returns: “update-tailscale.sh: Read-only file system”
Any ideas?
The script is dynamic, it will always use the newest available version.
I ran it on my Flint2:
Script finished successfully. The new tailscale version (software, daemon) is:
1.60.0
tailscale commit: b36943c9b3cfc9f917b202025bfde002b076fc87
other commit: 99e84774ba7d892c022e79a304b5a365a106ff69
go version: go1.22.0
Not sure what this means, what are the commands you used?
Use cd /tmp before. This should fix it.
Your filesystem is read only, can’t tell you why. Maybe some misconfiguration or some other issues.
Maybe running out of space, not sure.
it’s new / no configuration other than turning on Tailscale… If you can think of any way to change the ReadOnly status, I’d appreciate it.
Unfortunately I don’t have a clue.
Thank You!!
Thx for your input.
You need to run umount to make it writable:
service umount start
If the above command fails, run:
mount -no remount,rw /
“service umount start” does nothing / no response…
"mount -no remount,rw / " does nothing / no response
"mount -no remount,rw "
returns the output below:
FWIW, neither can I “firstboot” or even do a 10 second reset from the side button… I may have to just return this one and start fresh with another model?
No output means it worked ! Did you try your tail scale script afterward?
I’m afraid this doesn’t work for me, either… I’ve tried a few times after using your code, and each time get the same result:
It should work fine! Right after executing the following command, run the update script:
mount -no remount,rw /
I tried it on my AXT1800 right now and it worked perfectly.
Could you please reboot your router and do df -h?
Maybe just reset the firmware once.
Then check if your storage is normal.
At last, using uboot to flash firmware once will fix the system.
thanks to all of you / i’m away from work until next week / I’ll try when I get back - I appreciate your input (but using UBoot will be my next move) Until next week - Thank You!!
What about using glinet .bin file with LuCi ? Is it compatible?
Yes. That could work as well.
I had requested on the forum the latest uboot for spitz 3000 . But haven’t gotten any reply from GL staff!
Can you please share the latest uboot file with us?