brin
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Post by brin on Feb 26, 2018 15:40:11 GMT -8
I am currently trying to complete the project "Connecting a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B to the WeatherBoard using Pin Headers (3.3v)" and I am having trouble installing the software from Github on my Raspberry Pi. All my wiring is complete and I am trying to use the software from Github to run the setup. So far I have used the "git clone github.com/switchdoclabs/SDL_Pi_WeatherBoard" command from the command line as well as completed the set listed in the ReadMe for the OLED and AM2315 support. This created a new directory called SDL_Pi_WeatherBoard, however I am not sure what to do after this. The ReadMe says to test the code type in: "Sudo python WeatherBoard.py", so I entered the SDL_Pi_WeatherBoard directory and entered the command, however when I do this I am told there is no such file or directory. When I performed the "git clone" function, does this install as well, or am I missing a step here? I am essentially asking for the steps to get the project up and running after I connect all the wiring. Thank you for your help, I am not yet proficient with using my Raspberry Pi and I could not seem to find the proper support on the website.
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Post by SDL on Feb 26, 2018 21:02:14 GMT -8
lower case on "sudo"?
BP
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brin
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Post by brin on Feb 27, 2018 9:34:05 GMT -8
I did in fact use a lower case for the "s" in sudo. When installing the additional files for the AM2315 and the OLED is there a specific directory that I am supposed to put those in?
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Post by SDL on Feb 27, 2018 9:38:44 GMT -8
Let's stay on the first problem.
I'm not understanding the context of your problem.
Please type in the command in the directory and send me a screen shot of the whole process.
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brin
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Post by brin on Feb 28, 2018 14:08:03 GMT -8
I apologize for not getting right back to you I have not had time to work on my project until now. I will send you a screen shot of what I am seeing on my end.
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chet
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Post by chet on Aug 7, 2019 13:56:04 GMT -8
Are you in the same directory as the file?
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