For µRaiden installation, also add the system wide dependencies for different OSes to the installation instruction.
For reference, here is a working procedure to install µRaiden on a Raspberry Pi Zero W:
Here my Fix for getting microraiden installed on a Raspberry Pi Zero W:
1) clone microraiden
2) sudo apt-get install libffi-dev libtool python-dev libssl-dev python-setuptools build-essential automake pkg-config libgmp-dev libsecp256k1-0 libsecp256k1-dev python3-dev
3) cd microraiden
3 b) make sure to run everything below in a virtual env (see Tutorial)
4)pip install cffi>=1.3.0 PyYAML==3.13
5) make pip-install-dev
Please verify if this works for you,
I reconstructed it from my installation tryous and I havent checked the exact instructions above.
Some steps might be redundant, but we can optimize that later.
PyYAML installation is due to a 404 on the raspberry specific piwheels repository (for version >4) - pip doesn’t handle the 404 gracefully.
There are still some issues in running the examples, but I will look into this
For µRaiden installation, also add the system wide dependencies for different OSes to the installation instruction.
For reference, here is a working procedure to install µRaiden on a Raspberry Pi Zero W: