Closed keyboarderror closed 5 months ago
@keyboarderror how did you add radioberry to /etc/modules
sorry for beginner questoin
You can sudo edit it with vi, nano, or other program like gedit in the wayland gui. so for example:
sudo nano /etc/modules
Add "radioberry" (no quotes) to the last line. Mine looks like:
i2c-dev radioberry
Save, exit and reboot. Hope that helps.
In Raspberry Pi OS Bookworm, the driver installs OK (thank you) but it seems the radioberry module isn't loading when the Pi reboots, and the radioberry does not restart. Adding radioberry to /etc/modules fixes it. So the installation script may need tweaking.