Re: apt-get: command not found

Alright, so it looks like this PHat might only be able to be used on a Debian system.
1. It can't even locate the library
2. I'm asked to edit /etc/rc.local which I'm not seeing on this system.

Here's the step by step for getting this remote control shutoff to work

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How to set it up

1. Remove your TF card and connect it to your PC or laptop with TF card adapter.
2. Modify /boot/config.txt file as following, for example, my pi is Raspberry Pi 3 model B:

device_tree=bcm2710-rpi-3-b.dtb
dtoverlay=power-off,gpiopin=26
dtoverlay=pi3-act-led,gpio=21

3. Install the library of wiringPi and Download shell script to check the GPIO pin's status:

sudo apt-get install -y wiringPi
cd ~
git clone https://github.com/yoyojacky/powerbutton.git

cd ~/powerbutton
sudo  mv   ~/powerbutton/gpioshutdown    /etc/init.d/
sudo  chmod   +x   /etc/init.d/gpioshutdown

4. Edit the initialized file in /etc/rc.local :

sudo  nano   /etc/rc.local

Add those three lines before exit 0

sudo /etc/init.d/gpioshutdown &      #Thanks for Steven Porter's kindly advise. (update the "&" mark at the end of command)
gpio mode 25 out
gpio write 25 1

After edit this file, Press "Ctrl + X" to save this file and Press "Y“ to save it.

5. Reboot your Raspberry Pi and plug power button on your RPi, press the button to test.

I have another Pi that I was able to get the remote PHat working on, would it work do you think if I were to copy those files that are downloaded and create /etc/rc.local on the Piratebox?
or I guess installing 'wiringPi' would still be a crucial part that I cant move over to the piratebox...