I have a few bots so create script to apply your patches

[s3frank]

#!/bin/bash
##
# Stop Cron service and Watchdog
echo "Stopping Cron and Watchdog services..."
service rrwatchdoge stop
service cron stop 

# Copy all the files and overwrite
echo "Copying patched files into place..."
yes | cp -rf patch/. /.

# Make sure things are executable
echo "Setting execution flag on scripts..."
chmod +x /opt/rockrobo/rrlog/logclean.sh
chmod +x /root/check_all
chmod +x /root/check_reboot
chmod +x /usr/bin/logrotate.sh

# Restart all services, sleep for 2 minutes and then issue a reboot
echo "Starting Cron and Watchdog again..."
service cron start
sleep 10 
service rrwatchdoge start

echo "Rebooting in 30 seconds..."
sleep 30
reboot

This assumes that all the files you currently have in your repo end up in sub directory called patch and the script (apply_patch.sh in my case) is executed in the working directory.

[MadJoker0815]

I'm thinking about a install script doing all work.
I think is this would be the easiest way.

[MadJoker0815]

I added a install.sh script, this should be able to make the modifications.
Just load this onto the system and execute it via "sh install.sh" It does not matter where the script is located.

https://github.com/MadJoker0815/roborock_nologs/blob/master/install.sh

[s3frank]

Awesome

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