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That’s fair. I do like the project, and everything is well documented and easy to follow. I should have prefaced my statement with the fact that I was trying t
by 40four 6y ago
That’s fair. I do like the project, and everything is well documented and easy to follow.
I should have prefaced my statement with the fact that I was trying to install it on something other than a raspberry pi. I have only tried on my Rock Pro 64 board. But to be fair, they are pretty mature, well supported boards at this point.
I understand that it is designed to run on Pi boards first so the issue is likely my specific hardware. But Pi-hole is supposed to be compatible with Ubuntu 18.04 so I would have expected it to work regardless?
I’m not a networking expert though, if anyone has experience with pi-hole on Rock pro’s or other Pine boards I’d love to know!
Maybe I’ll just go ahead and invest in one of the new Pi boards with 4Gb memory :) That was the main reasons I got the Rock Pro 64 to begin with.
- ac29 6y agoCertainly should work just fine - I've installed pi-hole a few times, and its never been on an actual RasPi. Not sure what Linux distro you're running on the Rock Pro, but I can't recommend Armbian enough for these sort of boards: https://www.armbian.com/rockpro64/ https://www.armbian.com/rockpro64/ Install, and run armbian-config to get get an easy Pi-hole installer (among many other functions).
- 40four 6y agoThanks, I think I will try again with Arabian. It’s been a while since I tried, I think Armbian was not available at that time. Something must have been wrong with the other Ubuntu/ Debian builds I tried.