I’m testing Cayenne on the up2 board .I’m using ubilinux and this board that is based on rpi2 but the installation stops. I seem to understand that there is no Python 3 but it is actually installed .Is there anything I can do ? I think that for cayenne it is very interesting to give support also to this card
. Thanks for any information
Try installing the Python development headers using:
sudo apt-get install python3-dev
ok installing python developmet and go sudo bash rpi_xt20l…sh -v
Run install and no error
the system was restarted at the end
but at restart the system is never seen
I think everything has been installed, but not being a rpi has not started the service. What can I do ?
What’s the output of sudo service myDevices status and sudo service webiopi status ?
What do you see on the Cayenne dashboard? Service status looks ok.
The status is offline .The board is probably not recognized by Cayenne because it is based on the intel x86 architecture.
In that case there is also the MQTT connection that you can use to send data to Cayenne.
OK In this case I would have CPU with great computing power used as a raspberry. In this case the 8 GB of DDR4 RAM and the PENTIUM cpu would not be used completely (as power). Correct?
Any luck getting this board online with Cayenne @fammagg ?
~Benny
Hello.
I think this very powerful board is wasted on electronics.
For electronics it is better an esp8