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alexh-name / bsec_bme680_linux

Read the BME680 sensor with the BSEC library on Linux (e.g. Raspberry Pi)
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README should be added more info? #25

Closed mbechc closed 2 years ago

mbechc commented 3 years ago

I have a clean Rasbian - My Hardware is BME680 Breakout from Pimorino.

I had to run Pimorino installer before you're nice software worked

bme680@raspberrypi:~ $ curl https://get.pimoroni.com/bme680 | bash

Before this, the BME680 wasn't detected in I2C (lsmod | grep i2c) after the Pimorino instal,l the BME680 was detected and you're software worked perfectly - maybe som more intro to get the software running? - or did I miss you're docs?

bsimmo commented 3 years ago

The Pimoroni script probably enable I2C, which you'll not have done You can do that in raspi-config manually or sudo raspi-config nonint do_i2c 0 I think.

It's probably not in the instructions (It isn't), as this is about compiling the BSEC and the python to read its output and not about getting it to work on a Pi.

But could be added? and also a bit on how to see which address it uses?

The Pimoroni script probably enable I2C, which you'll not have done You can do that in raspi-config.

It's probably not in the instructions (It isn't) as this is about compiling the BSEC and the python to read its output and not about getting it to work on a Pi.

But could be added? and also a bit on how to see which address it uses?

Edit, it's also RaspberryPi OS not Raspbian (with a p) The 32bit RPiOS is based on Raspbian. But the 64bit is not, that's based on Debian.

alexh-name commented 2 years ago

I will add a section mentioning that I2C needs to be enabled.

alexh-name commented 2 years ago

Done in fec3d9e.