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Porting to RaspberryPi #16

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frimdo opened this issue Mar 11, 2021 · 2 comments
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Porting to RaspberryPi #16

frimdo opened this issue Mar 11, 2021 · 2 comments

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@frimdo
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frimdo commented Mar 11, 2021

Hi, I would like to implement this feature in RaspberryPi. I am thinking, that I would port the arduino part to bare c/c++ and use linux scripts. My questions are:

  • didn't somebody already do that?
  • Is there something I should pay extra attention to?
  • Would you suggest some particular steps?

BTW this project is awesome. Thank you for great comments and documentation.

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Hm. If you want to use Raspbian, this could be tricky, because Raspbian is not a real-time operating system. It would make more sense to only port the PC-part to raspbian and connect an arduino (nano) to the RaspBerry Pi for the time critical part. Basically thats what i did. I have written my own scripts for data evaluation. But having a nice GUI would of course be preferrable.

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frimdo commented Mar 11, 2021

Oh, that is exactly what I am asking for. You are right. I planned to use tinyCore, but the issue with realtime is the same. Ok, I will go with the way of separating arduino part. Thanks!

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