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Fresh install fails on Python 3.8 #164
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I'm having the same issue using OctoPi for Raspberry Pi 4 8GB, 64bits.
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Which version of RPi.GPIO is installed in the venv? |
@kantlivelong Sorry for the late reply, was waiting for my print to finish. Not sure what you are looking for. If I'm reading these logs correctly, installing RPi.GPIO itself failed? Here is the full gist if that helps: https://gist.github.com/ping-localhost/aad12f9619b13deaf5e2d6810407a0f5 |
Is this the ubuntu server based version? Some GPIO issues are being looked at at the moment, since it didn't include some of the right stuff. Edit: Also note that the 64 bit builds are not known for their stability... |
Yes, it's based on Ubuntu according to the issue in OctoPi. Maybe I should report it there as well? 🤔
Of course, I expected at least something to not work. 😜 |
Would also be nice to know if this is even related to the plugin or if the underlying parser is messed up - UnicodeEncodeError could also be a problem of the pluginmanager failing at handling \u2018 and \u2019 characters while using unicode. Maybe even changing the encoding may be necessary at some point if this is escalating. |
Do other plugins which depend on |
Fails as well. |
For now going to mark this as invalid since it appears to be an upstream issue. Are you able to test on 32bit? |
@kantlivelong PSU control worked fine on the 32bit nightly build I used before. |
Yeah so it's def a 64bit issue. Also just took a look at the issue tracker for RPi.GPIO and these came up:
You may be able to use the periphery_gpio branch which adds GPIO support through Periphery but that won't remove the dependency for RPi.GPIO for a while. I've been using it for a short while without issue. If you want to use it you would need to strip out rpi.gpio from the requirements.txt. Do be aware that the Pi pull up/down resistor support does not work yet as kernel support is still being worked on. |
27e66a2 in devel brings in Periphery support and yanks out RPi.GPIO. Not released yet but expect it to come. |
v1.0.0 released. |
What were you doing?
What did you expect to happen?
Clean install.
What happened instead?
Failed.
Version of OctoPrint-PSUControl
0.1.10
Operating System running OctoPrint
Ubuntu 20.10
Printer model & used firmware incl. version
Irrelevant
Link to octoprint.log with octoprnt.plugins.psucontrol set to DEBUG
https://gist.github.com/Raptoaaah/af791aef0c606dd80c7fcd476eaac73d
Wiring diagram
Irrelevant
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