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bugfix/dry-run-tui-freeze (#88)

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Fixes #87

Reviewed-on: #88
Co-authored-by: localhorst <localhorst@mosad.xyz>
Co-committed-by: localhorst <localhorst@mosad.xyz>
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2025-12-12 22:14:47 +01:00
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## Screenshot
![Screenshot of reHDD with multiple drives in different states](https://git.mosad.xyz/localhorst/reHDD/raw/commit/c40dfe2cbb8f86490b49caf82db70a10015f06f9/doc/screenshot.png "Screenshot")
## Debian Build Notes
## openSUSE Build Notes
* `apt-get install ncurses-dev git make g++`
* `zypper install ncurses-devel git make gcc-c++`
* `git submodule init`
* `git submodule update`
* `make release`
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Just install [reHDDPrinter](https://git.mosad.xyz/localhorst/reHDDPrinter).
No further settings needed.
## Create Standalone with Debian 11
Instructions how to create a standalone machine that boots directly to reHDD. This is aimed for production use, like several drives a day shredding.
* Start reHDD after boot without login (as a tty1 shell)
* Start dmesg after boot without login (as a tty2 shell)
* Start htop after boot without login (as a tty3 shell)
* Upload reHDD log every 12h if wanted
### Software requirements
* `apt-get install hwinfo smartmontools curl htop sudo`
* `zypper install hwinfo smartmontools curl htop sudo`
### Installation
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If you want to upload the logs, edit `scripts/reHDDLogUploader.bash` with your nextcloud token
Add your system drive in `/root/reHDD/ignoreDrives.conf` like:
Add ignored drives in `/root/reHDD/ignoreDrives.conf` like:
```e102f49d```
Get the first 8 Bytes from your UUID via `blkid /dev/sdX`