Here’s an updated image RACHEL_PI_5_09_17_2025
SSH Login: rachel/Rachel+1
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Thanks. I have loaded this image into my RP-5, and am using the Install feature to populate it with modules. However, the larger modules all end up with a “failed” message. For example, en-gutenberg fails with the following details:
command: rsync -Pavz --del rsync://dev.worldpossible.org/rachelmods/en-gutenberg …/modules/
runtime: 1:35:35 failed
files_done: 12 out of 12 ( 100% )
data_done: 72817345 out of 72814832 ( 100% )
data_rate: 18.38MB/s
latest output:
RACHEL: == Running Kiwix install script ==
RACHEL: Getting Kiwix version
RACHEL: Getting version from kiwix-serve
RACHEL: No Kiwix upgrade required
RACHEL: Removing Kiwix install files
sudo: a terminal is required to read the password; either use the -S option to read from standard input or configure an askpass helper
sudo: a password is required
Removing Kiwix install files
Any thoughts on how to avoid this problem?
Thanks
A bit more info - the “failed” modules do appear on the RACHEL home page, but any attemp to click on their contents results in a “This site can’t be reached
192.168.0.142 refused to connect.” message
Hi @ronsat,
Thanks I’ll take a look at this.
The wikipedia modules all have a script that runs at the end of download to check if Kiwix needs to be upgraded. The error is happening with other Wikipedia modules so it’s not the size.
Thanks James. Note that the modules that were failing were things like en-kalite, en-gutenberg - while the smaller modules loaded successfully.
Here’s an updated image RACHEL_PI_5_09_17_2025
I can’t seem to update the post at the top but this should fix the issue with the failed module downloads.
en-kalite isn’t supported on the Pi. KA-Lite is discontinued but Khan Academy can be installed in Kolibri.
James