Andy Piper
Andy Piper
There are a number of issues here: - The service still wants to use Python 2, which is obsolete (this is also unnecessary since the script has no Python 2...
This package should not be required if Raspberry Pi OS is being used - fan control is part of `raspi-config`. If we know the GPIO to use this can do...
I've now removed the `devterm-fan-temp-daemon-cm4` package. I'm using the built-in Raspberry Pi OS settings to manage the fan and thermals: In `raspi-config` -> Option 4 Performance -> Option 4 Fan...
@btyh17mxy you can try this: - switch off the fan control service temporarily (to confirm that the GPIO works) - `systemctl stop devterm-fan-temp-daemon-cm4` - check GPIO 17 - `sudo gpio...
They fixed this in the devterm-fan-temp-daemon-cm4 version, that script is from the -rpi version. You do not actually need this extra code running (it wakes up every second to check...
Did this get resolved in the end? Were you trying to print text, or images?
Could you say more about the Mesa issue, please? I'd like to be able to install libsdl2-dev but that seems to have a conflict caused by the version of Mesa...
I'm unable to get the fan to spin up on GPIO 17. I've tried directly setting GPIO 17 as an output and then setting it to high/1 (using the `gpio`...
OK. Confirmed that the fan is working on GPIO 17 - thank you.
Just came across this issue, manually resolved for myself by renaming (and doing the `module.exports` edit) each of the three `tweets[-part].js` files to `tweets.js` and importing one after the other,...