Todo squash and better apt and systemd usage in instruction #29
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- minit user would be created automatically during package installation, so no need to create it. Also, it does not matter which directory we are working on as long as we are at home. - put the key to /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d as apt-key is deprecated. - use nano for usb_firmware.toml to let the user know they need to modify the file - instead of overwriting minknow.service provided by the package, create an override file to only change user and group.
add the missing part to start minknow service
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sudo -eto let the user edit the file, instead of a simple cat to show contentI just assisted someone to follow this manual to install MinKNOW on Jetson, and it worked fine. Thanks for all your work, and there are a few things I confirmed and modified during the process, with my understanding to those Linux tools.