Update code from 4.0 to 4.2

[DocCyblade]

Need to update current code base (using 4.0 package from wheezy) to using 4.2 package from jessie

[DocCyblade]

Created new branch to use for update code, will merge back into dev when done. This should make a working 4.2 alpha

[DocCyblade]

Open notes:

I have started the progress on converting to 4.2 on jessie. Packages install fine, however database creation fails. A quick look, seems to point to a change in the database setup script. Will need to read up on the changes from 4.0 to 4.2

[DocCyblade]

Looked at the database script, that was fine. Looks like config file was moved somehow. Moved the config file back but that still bombed out. Found out that in 4.2 need a DatabaseAdmin account that is used for upgrades and installs. Added that to the conf file and it build ok. Still need to test the finial product.

Also need to figure out a way to change the rt_user password during first boot

[DocCyblade]

Last run showed no localhost/rt in browser. Also root does noaAt show typical TKL screen. Maybe something new with the common LAPP build with TKLDEV? Also getting strange error on first boot

[JedMeister]

So you're using TKLDev v14 then I assume... If you have had it running a little while then perhaps you need to update common to the latest version? It should be fairly stable at this point (although still under heavy development inc daily merges...). LAPP should have been done and fairly stable I would expect (hope!).

As for the screenshot that you've shown is a bit of a bug with Jessie. Jessie uses systemd init system (as opposed to old sysvinit). One of the cool things about systemd is that it does synchronous boot; i.e. it doesn't wait for stuff to finish before it starts doing the next thing... That's generally awesome for boot times but not so nice for inithooks...

[DocCyblade]

Ahh that makes sense why this is going on, it's still booting (getting messages) while waiting for user input. Going to research systemd now, also going to look at the lapp only build. If I find some bugs in the lapp, I might just fork lapp and fix anything I find