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I thought the MATLAB SImulink support package were not compatible with OS 64bit versions. Did you succeed in connecting to the Pi ?
No, I did not succeed, but I did submit the code changes along with a support ticket to Mathworks.
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I thought the MATLAB SImulink support package were not compatible with OS 64bit versions. Did you succeed in connecting to the Pi ?
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I am not really sure if the script is used by the MATLAB installer/setup wizard. I have submitted another issue with a "pi" name. As I understand,"pi" is no more the default username for new raspbian os and is setup by the user on first boot (at least it happens with my CM4). I could use the installer (rather than the script itself), using a 32bit os version. The setup failed, thanksfully there was an error and I could trace it back to line150 of the script (where we have sudo adduser pi video) and changed "pi" for my username
I was able to ping to the raspberry pi. my 2 cents that you may try again with a 32 bit OS
I did a quick/dirty test to do a tune and monitor on my CM4 with simulink but it failed. Not sure why, I just hope all packages have been installed.
I ended up simply using the Matlab provided image for my 4B's.
On Sat, Jun 11, 2022 at 10:11 AM sylvanoMTL @.***> wrote:
I am not really sure if the script is used by the MATLAB installer/setup wizard. I have submitted another issue with a "pi" name. As I understand,"pi" is no more the default username for new raspbian os and is setup by the user on first boot (at least it happens with my CM4). I could use the installer (rather than the script itself), using a 32bit os version. The setup failed, thanksfully there was an error and I could trace it back to line150 of the script (where we have sudo adduser pi video) and changed "pi" for my username
I was able to ping to the raspberry pi. my 2 cents that you may try again with a 32 bit OS
I did a quick/dirty test to do a tune and monitor on my CM4 with simulink but it failed. Not sure why, I just hope all packages have been installed.
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Hello, Can you please share Matlab.21.b image file for Raspberry Pi 4B 8Gb to use with Simulink? It seems old Pi versions have different processor and are not compatible with provided image files. Thanks in advance.
Update install script for latest Raspian release: 'Bullseye'.
Most of the packages that were compiled in the earlier scripts are available as debian packages, so I've updated the
apt-get
command to install as much as possible that way.I have tested that the install script runs without error on Rasberry 4B using Bullseye 64-bit.
Next step is to test connection to Matlab & Simulink.