Closed rb2468 closed 2 years ago
https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=103752
@ffund I'm a bit confused as to what solution I should use from this form to make the pigpio library start at start up. Should I just try it out?
@rb2468 "try it out" is always a good first step. Don't forget to document your attempts and the outcome in a Github issue.
To make pigpiod run on startup
First run command "sudo crontab -e" as seen in this image. Enter 1.
Once in the file, add the line "@reboot /usr/local/bin/pigpiod" as seen in this image:
Save and exit file, then restart raspberry pi. Once pi has been restarted, you can use pigpiod without having to enter command "sudo pigpiod".