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No hardware fault.
See here : Disable SPI

Here you go !!

Mervis step by step manual


Tutorials in blog

Here is an example of the flow with Tomas flow as well. You must edit the nodes to match with your installation. My evok listens at port 8181 so you must edit that also edit make http responce node with your own ip installation and the nodes for temp sensors.............. Select all and import it to...

Just an update for a din rail enclosure. I have found a common standard DIN rail 35mm enclosure in 2, 4 and 9 units for electronic devices at thingiverse.com and i'm thinking to modify it to unipi dimensions so i can fit it inside. http://thingiverse-production-new.s3.amazonaws.com/renders/88/f8/78/...

All you have to do is login to your pi and then install evok !

https://github.com/UniPiTechnology/evok#installation

Then just visit with your browser your pi ip......Something like 192.168.xxx.xxx

First i mount -o remount,rw / Then i apt-get install nano cause i like it. My /etc/network/interfaces looks like this : #! /bin/sh false auto lo iface lo inet loopback # # ifup/ifdown of eth0 is driven by netplug daemon. # by checking ethernet carrier (net card must by plugged into switch/other$ # #...

I have tried all the following without any success : apt-get update apt-get install nano sudo apt-get install firmware-realtek apt-get install wpasupplicant Tried to proceed with usual wifi configuration, editing my /etc/network/interfaces but no luck at all. How can i add my wifi adapter to mervis ...

We really wanted to provide the plastic housing but we do not have any experience with this... So again, any suggestions, contacts, tips are welcomed. Please let me give a suggestion ! I was looking for a din rail enclosure for my unipi and i have found this one : https://www.okwenclosures.com/en/R...

If you have not bought already this, i would go with Razberry.

It only uses RX/TX so will only loose UART ( serial ) and you will have much more devices to interface with Not only sockets