If you have only done the things in your post, you haven’t actually installed piaware or dump1090 at all, only the repository package.
Please follow the full instructions on the install page; in particular the apt-get commands.
Note that package installs are intended for installation onto existing systems that might be doing other things. They don’t install either the top-level status page or the console status thing because that might interfere with whatever else you’re using on the Pi. For a dedicated receiver, if you want those things, I’d just use the sdcard image.
Okay… I follow the steps not in sequence maybe… I install “apt-get install dump1090-fa -y” first then only “apt-get install piaware -y” could this would have break the installer sequence?
No the order in which you install the packages is irrelevant.
Were there any errors during installation?
If you want the status webpage that comes with the sd-card, you can install the package piaware-web
This package is not referenced in the install guide because the pi might be already doing something else like serving a webpage.
The status page would interfere with that.
The extra page on port 8080 and in the subdirectory /dump1090-fa of lighttpd web server is less likely to interfere with existing setups.
This is the easiest and fool-proof way to go …plug-n-play.
However it is not hard to install on Raspbian Stretch Lite image as well. I have done it last week without any problems on 2018-11-13-raspbian-stretch-lite.img