Closed SmugZombie closed 3 years ago
While I now see my issue is likely that I am running Ubuntu and not Raspbian.. I am guessing this is a relatively easy fix (if only I knew ansible)
I messed around with it a little bit and got it past the python-pip failure:
https://github.com/mtlynch/ansible-role-tinypilot/pull/56
The problem is that I don't know how to get the ConfigFS HID gadget to load on Ubuntu. So everything installs, but TinyPilot still can't send keyboard or mouse input to the target computer. I tried adding dtoverlay=dwc2
to /boot/firmware/usercfg.txt
, but that sent it into a boot loop (on Raspberry Pi OS the role automatically adds this line to /boot/config.txt
).
I've tried on a few different SBC OSes, and Raspbian is the only one where I've been successful.
This is now working as of this change:
Description
When attempting to run the install script from the main readme (curl quick-install). The script runs to a certain point then fails.
Returns an error that python-pip is not available. Which is true.. Because it is python3-pip
Raspberry Pi 4, Running Ubuntu
What's the behavior that you expect?
Installation to look for the proper package and install properly
What's happening instead?
Installation is looking for an invalid package
What are the steps to reproduce this behavior?
Ran the quick-install script multiple times..
Screenshots
Seen above
Logs
Please paste the URL you see when you run
/opt/tinypilot/dev-scripts/dump-logs
root@arm-cluster-01:/# cat /opt/tinypilot/dev-scripts/dump-logs cat: /opt/tinypilot/dev-scripts/dump-logs: No such file or directory