* Update frigate.sh
* Add Frigate metadata and overhaul installer
Add frontend metadata for Frigate (frontend/public/json/frigate.json), remove the old .bak metadata file, and perform a major refactor of install/frigate-install.sh. The installer now targets Debian 12 (Bookworm), converts APT sources to deb822, installs and builds required dependencies (Python wheels, libusb, OpenVINO, Tempio, Nginx, sqlite extensions), configures hardware acceleration and GPU access, fetches and deploys Frigate and go2rtc releases, and prepares inference/audio models. Systemd service units were improved (dependencies, env file usage, safer log file handling, create_directories service) and services are enabled/started with cleanup steps added. Also updated copyright/authorship and various runtime environment exports and default Frigate config changes (ffmpeg hwaccel, detector selection, disabled auth/detect in default config).
* Update frigate.json
* frigate: update metadata and installer
Update frontend metadata (config path, interface port, and expanded description) and modernize the install script: switch apt-get to apt, streamline dependency list (remove wget/jq/unzip), replace inline hardware-acceleration/GPU group tweaks with setup_hwaccel, pin Frigate release to v0.16.4 for reproducible installs, and fetch/libusb build now uses fetch_and_deploy_gh_release with adjusted paths. Also clean up removed temporary files.
* add std
* fix(jellyfin): use setup_hwaccel for robust hardware acceleration
Replaces manual hardware acceleration setup with the centralized
setup_hwaccel function from tools.func.
This fixes the installation failure in privileged containers where
/dev/dri does not exist (e.g., when no GPU is passed through).
The setup_hwaccel function includes:
- Proper error handling for missing /dev/dri
- GPU vendor detection (Intel, AMD, NVIDIA)
- Graceful fallback when no GPU is available
Fixes: Installation fails with 'chgrp: cannot access /dev/dri'
when creating privileged containers without GPU passthrough.
* refactor(hwaccel): standardize hardware acceleration across all install scripts
Migrated all install scripts to use the centralized setup_hwaccel function:
- plex-install.sh
- emby-install.sh
- ersatztv-install.sh
- frigate-install.sh
- tdarr-install.sh
- unmanic-install.sh
- channels-install.sh
- ollama-install.sh
- immich-install.sh (added error handling)
Enhanced setup_hwaccel function in tools.func:
- Added -d /dev/dri check before setting permissions
- Added error handling (2>/dev/null || true) for all /dev/dri operations
- Added adduser error handling for video/render groups
- No longer fails if no GPU is detected (graceful skip)
- Added intel-media-va-driver for newer Intel GPUs
- Improved AMD APU support with firmware packages
- Better NVIDIA handling (warning instead of failure)
This fixes installation failures in privileged containers without GPU
passthrough, where /dev/dri does not exist.
Supports: Ubuntu, Debian 12 (Bookworm), Debian 13 (Trixie)
GPU Support: Intel, AMD, NVIDIA (manual driver)
* refactor(hwaccel): complete migration for all GPU apps
Migrated remaining GPU apps to setup_hwaccel:
- fileflows-install.sh
- openwebui-install.sh (added setup_hwaccel - was missing)
- tunarr-install.sh
Also fixed tools/pve/hw-acceleration.sh:
- Added error handling for /dev/dri operations
- Added chmod 660 /dev/dri/* that was missing
- Added error suppression for adduser commands
All 13 GPU apps (var_gpu=yes) now use centralized setup_hwaccel:
jellyfin, plex, emby, ersatztv, frigate, tdarr, unmanic,
channels, ollama, immich, fileflows, openwebui, tunarr
* feat(hwaccel): complete Intel non-free driver support and GID sync
Enhanced setup_hwaccel function:
- Auto-detect Intel GPU generation (Gen 9+ for non-free drivers)
- Debian 12 (Bookworm): Add non-free repo + intel-media-va-driver-non-free
- Debian 13 (Trixie): Add non-free repo + libvpl2 + mesa-opencl-icd
- Ubuntu: Use ubuntu repos with intel-media-va-driver
- Fallback to open drivers if non-free fails
- GID sync for video/render groups (moved from install scripts)
OpenWebUI: Added Intel oneAPI support when installing Ollama
- Intel Level Zero GPU support
- Intel oneAPI Base Toolkit
- Same setup as standalone Ollama install
Cleanup:
- Removed duplicate GID sync from tdarr-install.sh
- Removed duplicate GID sync from unmanic-install.sh
* fix(ersatztv): remove duplicate HW acceleration code
Removed manual Intel HW acceleration setup that remained after
setup_hwaccel migration. The non-free driver prompt is no longer
needed as setup_hwaccel auto-detects Intel GPU generation.
