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Convert your MDF4 log files into popular output formats
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mdf-iter module not available on linux #4

Closed hermann4 closed 3 years ago

hermann4 commented 3 years ago

I'd like to install your mdf4-converters toolset, but I cannot find a compatible version of mdf_iter, neither for linux amd64 or (preferable) for ARM. Also I can not find the sources mentioned in the Readme. Is there any way for you to provide those? Or could you say where I can find them? Thank you very much!

MatinF commented 3 years ago

Hi there,

Are you looking to use the converter executables? If so they are available in the releases page.

If you're aiming to use the mdf_iter Python module, you can pip install it via mdf_iter as described here: https://pypi.org/project/mdf-iter/

You can see our api-examples repo for examples of use.

hermann4 commented 3 years ago

Hi there,

Are you looking to use the converter executables? If so they are available in the releases page.

If you're aiming to use the mdf_iter Python module, you can pip install it via mdf_iter as described here: https://pypi.org/project/mdf-iter/

You can see our api-examples repo for examples of use.

Hi Martin,

thank you really much for your reply. I'm having problems getting mdf-iter to work, cause the provided wheels are just for windows (v0.0.2) or linux (v0.0.1), and compiled for the wrong architecture in this case. As mentioned below I have to compile them from source, but I cannot find it. My goal is to get can-decoder running on an ARM- machine. I hope I don't miss something obvious here, but I either need the source or find a way to recompile the wheel for mdf-iter for ARM I guess? pip install mdf-iter is not working for me, neither on Debian amd64 nor on ARM. Collecting mdf_iter Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement mdf_iter (from versions: ) No matching distribution found for mdf_iter

MatinF commented 3 years ago

Hi again,

It's possible that the build environments you mention are not currently supported. Can you detail the use case you're trying to achieve with the converters, just for our context? Then I can discuss with the team.

best, Martin

hermann4 commented 3 years ago

Thank you! My plan is quite simple: Right now we're using four canedge2- loggers and I'd like to decode them using our DBC- File and upload this data to our InfluxDB. This should run automatically.

MatinF commented 3 years ago

Ok, can you let me know what S3 server type you're using? If you're on AWS, I suggest checking out our AWS Lambda example. It would allow for automatic processing of the incoming data and the dependencies are built for use on that environment.

https://github.com/CSS-Electronics/dashboard-writer/tree/master/dashboard-writer/aws_lambda_example

Let me know if that is an option, Martin

hermann4 commented 3 years ago

Unfortunately we are using a self- hosted minio- server. You you have the sources for mdf_iter available? The easiest option could be to compile it from source I guess? Another way I thought of is using asammdf to convert the data, though I couldn't find any documentation to do that on the terminal.

MatinF commented 3 years ago

Hi again,

We've updated the README to explain how you go through the build process - hope you'll be able to build it for your system based on this: https://github.com/CSS-Electronics/mdf4-converters

best, Martin

hermann4 commented 3 years ago

Thank you very much! This worked for me

ROVSoftware commented 2 years ago

Thank you very much! This worked for me

I have a similar problem with my RPi installation. Would you mind sharing your MDF-iter compiled installation that can be installed on the Linux AMD Raspberry Pi?

Thanks

MatinF commented 2 years ago

Hi again,

We do not have an updated pre-compiled version of it - but you should be able to build it as per the outline in this ticket. With the next update, we may add a RPi built version as well.