Jekyll, bone101, cloud9 and beaglebone black

[dolfandringa]

I have pulled your bone101 repos to my beaglebone black in /var/lib/cloud9. But when I look at the html files and also the makefile, it looks like the webinterface is made to be run by jekyll. INdeed when I visit the webinterface of my beaglebone I get the bare jekyll preamble "--- layout: index title: bone101 scripts:" etc as plain text in the html. And I also get a bunch of 404 errors because the {{site.baseurl}} variable is output as plaintext as %7B%7Bsite.baseurl%7D%7D in the urls. So it looks like I am looking at unprocessed jekyll files. I don't see jekyll running on my beaglebone black running debian wheezy. Is this an error on my beaglebone, or do I need to build the bone101 repos first? I don't see any docs on this anywhere.

[jadonk]

I'm switching to simply running jekyll off-line and using 'apt-get install bone101' to get the latest version. However, another change is that it would move the web files to /usr/share/bone101, which means an update to the bonescript server. I need to fix bonescript to run on the 3.8.x kernel because the bonescript 0.5.x branch that can handle the new location to serve bone101 only works with the 4.4.x kernel currently. Can you update to the new kernel and new bonescript as well as moving to managing bone101 with apt-get rather than git?

[dolfandringa]

I really like installing bone101 through apt, but which repos is it located in? I am running wheezy and besides the default debian repos I only have http://repos.rcn-ee.com/debian/ in my repos. So because of that I also can't upgrade to 4.4 as it isn't available for wheezy I guess. Right now I managed to get bone101 to work with the jekyll-built branch of github, but using an apt-get installed version would indeed be better. And also having it in /var/lib/cloud9/bone101 would be better as I can then save other stuff in /var/lib/cloud9/ (my own projects).