Today, as per your instructions, I first checked the current version that was installed, which was 0.15. Previously, when the upgrade failed, I was able to get Kolibri 0.15 running again. I had not run ‘kolibri stop’ but ran ‘sudo service kolibri stop’ since Kolibri is running as a service that loads automatically. Kolibri version: upgrading from 0.15 to 0.15.1-beta0.Installed kolibri package post-installation script subprocess returned error exit status 1Įrrors were encountered while processing: Main() in /var/lib/dpkg/info/kolibri.postinst:460ĭpkg: error processing package kolibri (–configure): Kolibri_configure() in /var/lib/dpkg/info/kolibri.postinst:1 Installation hung at 60% and never finished.įollowing a reboot, tried again and got the following error:Į: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run ‘sudo dpkg -configure -a’ to correct the problem. In the future, the Kolibri system can be applied to various open area sampling challenge such as fires, lagoons, flares, and landfills.If you have a specific technical inquiry, construct your post with the following: SummaryĪttempted to install 0.15.-beta0 in order to test correction of issue with video content on MacOS Safari and iOS devices. The emission factors of VOCs derived using the Kolibri are comparable with existing literature values. Our results showed that the time series of CO and CO2 concentration and the PM2.5 measured by the Kolibri agreed well with those from the CEMs and the Flyer.
The Kolibri was compared against continuous emission monitors (CEMs) and another sampling instrument (the “Flyer”) that had been used in over ten open area pollutant sampling events. Selection of the sensors was based on laboratory testing for accuracy, response delay, cross-sensitivity, and precision. The Kolibri is controlled by an Arduino-based motherboard which can record and transfer data in real time through an Xbee radio module. The sensor system, termed “Kolibri”, consists of multiple low-cost air quality sensors measuring CO2, CO, samplers for particulate matter with diameter of 2.5 µm or less (PM2.5), and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). A new sensor system for mobile and aerial emission sampling was developed for open area pollutant sources, such as prescribed forest burns.
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