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windows wsl installation instructions added #125
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Does this solve the false offline notification problem? |
Was not aware of that problem. But the short answer is NO. |
I thought it might because I dont think the problem exists on linux as far as i'm aware |
My guess is also that it will solve the mentioned above problem if it reuses the |
I was hoping so, but so far in my testing it does not because I'm actually
getting the problem more often now....I think its a way the logs roll
over in windows, problem probably wouldn't exist if I was also running chia
on wsl2
…On Sat, May 15, 2021 at 2:06 PM Martin Mihaylov ***@***.***> wrote:
My guess is also that it will solve the mentioned above problem if it
reuses the tail -F command.
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Overall good addition to the documentation. I would add a brief explanation of WSL, so people are not confused when deciding between both options.
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Looks good!
Turns out installing on WSL-Windows works just fine as long as the path for the Cha log is specified correctly. Added some instructions for installation using WSL-Ubuntu on Windows.