I was finally able to get Pi-Hole up on my two new Rock Pi S and thought I’d share. I have it running on ROCK Pi S D4W (512MB version with wireless) and a ROCK Pi S D2 (256MB vesion - yes I know it’s below spec for Pi Hole). Both are the V12 board versions. I got it working on Ubuntu and Debian images both dated 2020-03-16.
1: Image memory card and boot board. I used SSH instead of adb was working well too, disconnects sometimes with the update.
Found it easier to install all the supporting programs I could find beforehand, seemed to work easier. Main ones install was failing on was dialog and then lighttpd, Once I loaded all of these it went easy.
Found you have to run as sudo bash. had better success with sudo curl.
Still getting back to it to measure performance. I installed on two different ones to have as my two DNS sinks on my network. Worked well in initial testing. Plan on ordering a 2nd one with 512MB long term.
Yes, thank you, I hadn’t tried armbian yet. Works fine in the armbian-config once you install it completely and everything that comes with it. But if you still want to manually install Pi Hole, it still crashes out without finishing without all of these dependencies installed.
i’m sorry but i’ve tried that, and there is no way to get it installed.
I start armbian-config, select pi-hole and hit install but install wizard exit and i go back to armbian-config.
I’ve tryied to install something else and it worked.
Is there anything special to do before installing pi-hole from armbian-config?
ok, here is the problem :
[✗] Unsupported OS detected: Armbian 20.08.17 Buster
And the solution is provided just below :
If you are seeing this message on a fresh install, you can run:
‘curl -sSL https://install.pi-hole.net | PIHOLE_SKIP_OS_CHECK=true sudo -E bash’