Closed TAMUB closed 3 years ago
just try python3 ~/CommanderPi/src/main.py
also try it with a sudo before it however this might break it a little
if you are going to try without the sudo, make sure to run sudo python3 /home/YOURUSER/CommanderPi/src/main.py
Also have a look through the code and try to find where it starts editing /boot/config.txt, you may be able to edit it and add sudo before it (whatever command it is running)
If you fail to do that then just go into a terminal and type
sudo vim /boot/config.txt then go down to the bottom, press i to insert then write this
over_voltage=6 arm_freq=2100 gpu_freq=700
then press [Esc] then :x - enter
(Or just use nano however why not learn a little vim :smile: )
I previously had an issue where I couldn't launch CommanderPi from Desktop (still can't) however I was able to get CommanderPi to launch by running: python3 ${HOME}/CommanderPi/src/main.py ${HOME}
However, when CommanderPi runs, it is unable to Overclock because it doesn't have permissions to modify /boot/config.txt This is the error: PermissionError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: '/boot/config.txt'
How can I grant CommanderPi this access? I'm sure it's something really simple that I'm missing. FYI: I'm running a RPI4 with Raspbian.
Thanks for any help! This tool is really cool!