Open alperpelik opened 9 years ago
Is this the point at which it says it is installing a safe version of mraa? I had that problem as well. It would simply hang at that point (with a warning not to restart).
I worked around it by Ctrl-C'ing at that point, going into the johnny-five directory and running this manually:
npm install mraa@0.6.1-36-gbe4312e
If that still fails you can try the unsafe version by running:
npm install mraa
But I assume that is probably a bad idea.
What OS image do you have on your Galileo Gen2?
I was able to repeat this issue on the latest IoT image downloaded from Intel. I can also verify that it did actually install libmraa. It just didn't seem to indicate that it had finished (or output any of the opkg stdout).
Running Galileo-IO after terminating the postinstall.js seemed to work fine.
I did fresh installs of Galileo-IO on 3 different boards today: 2 different Edisons and a Galileo Gen 2; no issues.
Running Galileo-IO after terminating the postinstall.js seemed to work fine.
I'll look into further improving the output/results of this installation.
Yes. I did it. I thing something was missing on my sd-image. I reload image to Sdcard and try it. I worked.I did not understand why but now it is working. Thank you 07.05.2015, 00:57, "Rick Waldron" notifications@github.com:I did fresh installs of Galileo-IO on 3 different boards today: 2 different Edisons and a Galileo Gen 2; no issues.Running Galileo-IO after terminating the postinstall.js seemed to work fine.I'll look into further improving the output/results of this installation.—Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
@alperpelik thanks for the update
@scazan can you try installing 0.8.13, thanks!
is there any issue about installation. I am trying to install io. but it is waiting very very long time ( like 2-3hours) and it is not completely installing.
My board is Galileo-Gen2.
Alper