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if you read this post you will find that the package you require has to be built from scratch. It is not hard to do and works great.
this would depend on what version of Linux and what package manager you are using. but it will be contained in your package manager log files. But from your previous statement on this post I would feel safe to say that your error would be no requirements found to complete the install. Linux files are based on a X86 architecture and your raspberry Pi is based on an ARM architecture.
My driver is open source and Iâm always happy to accept pull requests for updates/improvements.
Anyway, Iâve altered it to no longer need to know the version number and just pull the source of the download page, then grab the package which should be the latest version so it should now dynamically download the latest (unless Inventables changes the page/filename structure).
Hi, i am trying to use these commands to install the easel driver on my Pi4, just using it as a standalone PC so i can design on my laptop inside then fire up the Pi and carve directly from Easel in the workshop, i am very new and have little experience with entering Commands, not sure if i am doing it correctly just to clear a few things up when you have && (in red) at the end of a command does this need to be entered at the end of the command or left out? also im guessing when their is a | (in red) this is just separating two commands that need to be entered separately. Thanks
Either download the easel-driver.sh and run sh easel-driver.sh or just copy and paste the entire block of code as a single command (keep the &&'s â I added those so you can copy paste all at once instead of line by line)
Ah yes i have copied over the full script which seems to have installed everything correctly. but still cant get my controller to connect, i did have a line at the end that said-
cp: cannot stat âarduino-flash-tools/tools_darwin/avrdude/etc/avrdude.confâ: No such file or directory
Also when i run screen -r easel i get the message 'There is no screen to be resumed matching easel so tried a few things as stated in previous posts when i enter
iris.js i get- bash: iris.js: command not found
pwd i get- /home/pi/easel-driver
i ran cd easel-driver then ran just âscreenâ i got a full screen of info about licensing etc.
Deleted everything I had and re entered the new commands into terminal all appeared to load correctly. Added the command to start driver on boot, also changed the auto port enumeration and have nothing.
Tried running âscreen r-easelâ and got nothing
Itâs screen -r easel, not r-easel. Double check that. Also, please output what happens when you run crontab -l
If the screen doesnât work, also output (do a full copy and paste of the command and output): cd ~/easel-driver && /usr/bin/screen -dmS easel node iris.js
Edit- so my knowledge of linux is very limited, thought the port you had was a generic thing but i found the correct one my router is using by running ls /dev/tty and got /dev/ttyACM0 so used that but still unable to get the carve tab to go green in easel.
Is there a video of someone doing this from start to finish? Iâve been trying to connect a raspberry pi 4 to my x-carve using your method to no avail. Or is there a link to a step by step for dummies lol.
Hi @HeathJaridLacy can you send a screenshot of what happens when you run cd ~/easel-driver && node iris.js ? Do you have gchat? Or shoot me some contact info and I can try to help you figure it out.
