However, issue has not been resolved. I couldn’t find a way to add a comment to that topic (I think it’s been marked as resolved). I am getting the same error trying to install today (Jan 28th, 2016).
Then I’m 90% sure this was the issue. We’ve had other posts come up about Jessie Lite not working, and I only just now made the connection with your experience. If you could, try again use the Jessie Full and you should be good to go. Let us know how it goes when you get around to it
Yes, we’ve been seeing enough issues for Jessie Lite that warrants us to get this compatible with Cayenne. Keep you updated with more details about when we push the update for Jessie Lite. In the meantime, I would suggest running Jessie Full or Wheezy. Hope that’s okay with you.
I’m glad to hear lite is on the roadmap! I’m hoping this will help with the PiZero, as I’ve noted, it’s working it’s little butt off trying to stay caught up.
Gave this a shot on the Zero last night with the Lite version dated yesterday (2016-02-09-raspbian-jessie-lite.img), didn’t work. I’ll give it a go again tonight to see if I missed something…
The second try with the RPiZero, Jessie Lite, and @jaredk unofficial work around didn’t work. Got all the way to reboot, but nothing after that. I’m having a difficult time keeping the Zero talking to the network via a dongle so it is very possible the problems are on my end.
Jared, thanks for the note! I had a feeling that was the case. The problem is no dash board reaction at all, just sits there waiting to load. I’m concerned I have wifi network problems, as of this morning the Zero with the SD card with Jessie full version on it wasn’t communicating with the Cayenne dashboard with consistancy. I need to get a USB to ethernet adapter to get the wifi variable out of the mix.