So this is a little odd, I can see that the wget command is failing here because that file isn’t on the server, but I wouldn’t have expected you to be served a URL on responsive.mydevices.com (I would expect cayenne.mydevices.com here).
I’m going to investigate quickly with our team, but may I ask if you got those commands from the ‘Option 2’ section when trying to add a Raspberry Pi while logged into your Cayenne account? If so, what login page did you use? If not, where did you get those commands?
Ah, that’s how you got that URL. If you follow what @rsiegel said you should be able to get the correct URL from your dashboard. That file you are downloading is unique to you so you can’t use the one from the video.
Ah, that’s how you got that URL. If you follow what @rsiegel http://community.mydevices.com/users/rsiegel said you should be able
to get the correct URL from your dashboard. That file you are downloading
is unique to you so you can’t use the one from the video.
rsiegel:
got those commands from the ‘Option 2’ section when trying to add a
Raspberry Pi while logged into your Cayenne account?
Generally when we’ve seen that python error, it’s that you have an out of date build of Raspbian. Please try the following commands, then try Cayenne installation again:
I am having a similar problem. I have run this set of commands on a recent Raspbian Lite install a couple of times, but still stall at the Python build. Does it need to be Raspbian (Jesse) full?
Mon 21 Nov 06:24:28 UTC 2016 Installing software components
Mon 21 Nov 06:24:29 UTC 2016 Trying to install myDevices for python3 version: Python 3.4.2
Mon 21 Nov 06:24:30 UTC 2016 Build for Python 3.4.2 failed\n
Fails for me too : /home/pi/myDevices-1.0/setup.sh: line 353: 11112 Illegal instruction $python setup.py install --force --record “${uninstallpath}/installed_agent”