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googlecreativelab / coder

A simple way to make web stuff on Raspberry Pi
http://goo.gl/coder
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Raspberry Pi 3 #110

Open miniBloq opened 8 years ago

miniBloq commented 8 years ago

Hi, is is possible to run Coder with the RasPi3 and its embedded WiFi? Thanks!

Enkerli commented 8 years ago

Sounds like there are instructions here: https://github.com/googlecreativelab/coder/wiki (Haven’t tried Coder in any form, yet. Just noticed this issue while checking how active the project was.)

miniBloq commented 8 years ago

Thanks!

w1jp commented 8 years ago

Did it work?

miniBloq commented 8 years ago

I wasn't able to test yet.

w1jp commented 8 years ago

Okay, I have tired the instructions above. Note that the scripts have changed such that the instructions were different after the first command. IOW-- I didn't do the last two commands as the scripts appeared to do that for me.

However, after following the instructions I was left with nothing to do (i.e., no further instructions). I just assumed all I had to do was reboot.

After rebooting, the system booted as normal. When I logged in as 'pi' I noticed that the Wi-Fi as down (as you would expect if it is hosting CODER). I looked on my Wi-Fi and I did not see a "CoderConfig" WiFi to connect to.

Now what?

RRoeLAN commented 7 years ago

I also tried to run it on the model 3, after the command: chmod +x coder_bootstrap_install.sh The commands did not work. But the Pi itsself also suggested commands. These commands resulted in a non-booting RPI.

The-Alchemist commented 7 years ago

Can confirm problems: the 0.9 image doesn't seem to boot on a Raspberry Pi 3.

No "CoderConfig" network, and even the ACT LED doesn't seem to blink.

manuti commented 7 years ago

The better way I find to run Coder on new Raspberry Pi 3 under Raspbian is install docker and run inside a container:

sudo  apt-get install docker.io

And after this, run the image prepared by resin.io

sudo docker run -d -p 8081:8081 resin/rpi-google-coder

Now you can connect by web browser to https://your-rpi-3-IP:8081 Of course you need to learn a little about docker to start, stop and restar the container.

Mycorrhizae commented 7 years ago

I tried the 0.9 image, then the wiki commands (could not complete because changing of ownership was not permitted,) and finally i tried to download the docker as suggested in the most recently preceding comment and was unable to download because it kept timing out. Can we expect a coder update for RasPi 3 any time in the near future?

manuti commented 7 years ago

I created a post in Spanish about using Docker and you can see Coder running on top of an armbian intall on Orange Pi One board. https://raspberryparatorpes.net/proyectos/docker-para-torpes-con-raspberry-pi-u-orange-pi/ I know is in Spanish but is more or less easy to follow the steps.

eskwire commented 7 years ago

@manuti don't call him torpe. You are mean. :p

manuti commented 7 years ago

sorry @Mycorrhizae and @eskwire I don't want to call torpe to anybody ... is my blog's name! Because when I started 4 years ago I'm a real dummy and "torpe". ^__^

eskwire commented 7 years ago

@manuti todo bien am the torpe.

neilbalch commented 7 years ago

This has been broken for some time now. Could someone who know how to fix it please fix it?

The-Alchemist commented 7 years ago

@neilbalch : You can just install the project manually (although that's kind of a pain too).

manuti commented 7 years ago

@neilbalch as I say before here https://github.com/googlecreativelab/coder/issues/110#issuecomment-265422214 This is another orphan project by G**gle