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3 years ago Cool =),. check the dependencies in install.py, and get them, check airiana-core.py from around line 75 where it tests for avail char-device files to choose from to do the communication. there is room for improvement here; its a qucik and dirty way to support multiple com options; and add your RS485-device.
hopefully that should be it, for autostart there is a systemd service file in ./systemfiles/ it also has all availible input arguments specified.
depending on how you want the unit write to disk, the install script sets up ram-drives for logging and file generation to the webserver, in ./public/. choose how you want the files in ./RAM/ to be accessible in ./public for access to the web-server, I have sym-links made in the install script.
if you want auto updates which pull down this repo and updates when I deem a new stable release is avail. it adds a crontab check on install, ref the install script for/if you like to have this enabled.
give me a shout here if she gives you grievance... Good luck .//Daniel
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./install.pyand other parts seem to be specific for Raspberry. At least that's what I think after briefly scanning the code.In my case I'd like to run Airiana in my virtualization (Proxmox). By that it would run in a Ubuntu 20.04 container (LXC).
Could you give me some pointers about what is specific for Raspberry and if it is feasible trying to make the code running in a non Raspberry environment? If so, I will try to make it run and create a PR if I succeed.