2014-08-19 LXDE flasher image: broken web site

Just FYI, I flashed the 2014-08-19 LXDE image to my BBB Rev C and the Getting Started web site on the BBB appears to be broken. Browsing to http://192.168.7.2 redirects me to http://192.168.7.2/{{site.baseurl}}/Support/bone101/, so obviously there’s a token that’s not getting replaced for some reason. I don’t know enough about the system to diagnose it any further than that yet.

Is there a better place to report issues with these images?

Eric

Just FYI, I flashed the 2014-08-19 LXDE image to my BBB Rev C and the
Getting Started web site on the BBB appears to be broken. Browsing to
http://192.168.7.2 redirects me to
http://192.168.7.2/{{site.baseurl}}/Support/bone101/, so obviously
there's a token that's not getting replaced for some reason. I don't know
enough about the system to diagnose it any further than that yet.

Yeap, bone101 is broken, according to Jason, there's a new step
involved, i haven't implemented that other step yet..

Is there a better place to report issues with these images?

This is perfectly fine..

Regards,

Hi Robert,

I have built a customized debian image based on your latest imagebuilder script, and I am also facing this issue. Is it still broken? If yes, could you please tell the steps to get it working?

Regards
viraniac

bone101 "master" is still broken.. (master is built with jekyll) i
just pushed a commit to use a pre "master" checkout (non-jekyll
dependent) version that'll work: (it's a version of bone101 from mid
summerish)

https://github.com/RobertCNelson/omap-image-builder/commit/a61106b255bc7ae379981d13988c977671fa14b2

Regards,

Hi Robert,

I have built a customized debian image based on your latest imagebuilder
script, and I am also facing this issue. Is it still broken? If yes, could
you please tell the steps to get it working?

bone101 "master" is still broken.. (master is built with jekyll) i
just pushed a commit to use a pre "master" checkout (non-jekyll
dependent) version that'll work: (it's a version of bone101 from mid
summerish)

bone101: back to working version · RobertCNelson/omap-image-builder@a61106b · GitHub

Here's a simple patch to avoid the bad reference to base.siteurl in
the home directory:

Making this work requires that you:
# apt-get install jekyll
# cd /var/lib/cloud9
# jekyll bone101

I believe the jekyll line is different on Debian 7 (wheezy) than
Debian 8 (jessie). For the newer jekyll, it should be something like:
# jekyll build --destination bone101

You should also be able to launch jekyll as a process to continuously
monitor the files and apply the templates.

Here's a simple patch to avoid the bad reference to base.siteurl in
the home directory:
index.html: assume baseurl is bone101 · beagleboard/bone101@4e92387 · GitHub

Nice Jason!!

Making this work requires that you:
# apt-get install jekyll
# cd /var/lib/cloud9
# jekyll bone101

I believe the jekyll line is different on Debian 7 (wheezy) than
Debian 8 (jessie). For the newer jekyll, it should be something like:
# jekyll build --destination bone101

I've been pulling jekyll from ruby:

[Successfully installed jekyll-2.5.2]

So we get the same version in wheezy/jessie

You should also be able to launch jekyll as a process to continuously
monitor the files and apply the templates.

I have systemd "jekyll-autorun.service"

[Service]
WorkingDirectory=/var/lib/cloud9
ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/jekyll build --watch
SyslogIdentifier=jekyll-autorun

Regards,

Here's a simple patch to avoid the bad reference to base.siteurl in
the home directory:
index.html: assume baseurl is bone101 · beagleboard/bone101@4e92387 · GitHub

Nice Jason!!

Making this work requires that you:
# apt-get install jekyll
# cd /var/lib/cloud9
# jekyll bone101

I believe the jekyll line is different on Debian 7 (wheezy) than
Debian 8 (jessie). For the newer jekyll, it should be something like:
# jekyll build --destination bone101

I've been pulling jekyll from ruby:

[Successfully installed jekyll-2.5.2]

Not sure where this got cut in the email, but I assume you mean:
# gem install jekyll

So we get the same version in wheezy/jessie

You should also be able to launch jekyll as a process to continuously
monitor the files and apply the templates.

I have systemd "jekyll-autorun.service"

[Service]
WorkingDirectory=/var/lib/cloud9
ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/jekyll build --watch
SyslogIdentifier=jekyll-autorun

You'll need to add the --destination:
See Grab WIP bone101 and BoneScript · GitHub

Thanks Jason & Robert,

That worked beautifully.

With Best Regards
viraniac