Please use one of the following projects instead:
- MrChromebox's UEFI/RW_L (turn chromebook into almost a normal laptop): https://mrchromebox.tech/#fwscript
- FyraLab's submarine (does not require firmware modification): https://github.com/FyraLabs/submarine
View the old readme
Various scripts for eupnea, written in python. Run scriptname --help to see all available cli options for
each script.
These scripts are packaged as eupnea-scripts in the repo GitHub repositories:
There are two types of scripts:
- user-scripts(installed to /usr/bin): scripts that can be run by the user
- system-scripts(installed to /usr/lib/eupnea): scripts that are not designed to be run by the user directly
Useful for quickly gathering all needed logs for debugging audio and other issues.
- Collects logs about hardware and audio.
- Manually runs pipewire/pulseaudio
- Creates a tar with all logs
Installs EupneaOS/Depthboot to internal storage. Uses rsync to copy files. Will become a system script once the gui apps are finished.
Modify the kernel command line. Can also restore a stock config. Backs up the kernel to the second kernel partition automatically.
Used by kernel packages to flash new kernels.
Sometimes the system update script needs to install/remove a package from a eupnea system. This is not possible from within a postinstall script of a package, as its run while the package is installed -> lock files prevent the package manager from running. Therefore, a systemd updater script is run, which will wait for the package-manager to finish and then re/install/remove the necessary packages.
Runs on first boot. It will:
- Resize the root partition to fill the whole drive.
- Set a hostname based on the board name.
- Applies some device specific fixes, i.e. touchscreen fixes, except audio fixes. (Those are done in the audio script)
Old manual scripts updater. Only included for legacy reasons. Not needed anymore due to the switch to packages in v1.1.