Add section in README for trouble shooting "user_i2c_write: Remote I/…

[Gfast2]

Awesome codebase, enlight my day for chrismas, hopefully this tiny complement for troubleshooting section will help out guys like me (the one who plays some IoT in free time, or a "new :bee: " for short) have less time to jump-start.

Thanks again for sharing the code & hope you guys have nice day for the rest of the year.

:christmas_tree: :beers: :beers: :beers: :christmas_tree:

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[flipthedog]

This is needed to make this library work on Raspberry Pi 4 Model B. +1

[bsimmo]

This is needed to make this library work on Raspberry Pi 4 Model B. +1

It's the not Pi. It's the BME680 you are using. They, like the BME280, have two I2C addresses, and you can switch between them. It's in the BME/BSEC documentation that should be read along side this compiling part that creates readable output for Python code.

Although having it in the readme is always a good idea. Say under FAQ's In the same way you should change the timezone and you can alter the output or eCO2 etc.

[alexh-name]

Thanks! Just changed some language and formatting.