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can we compile gpiod package on vscode and upload to lineage android os? #5
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Hey, sure. what exactly do you want to run on the Pi? Some flutter app? If you want to use this package as part of a flutter app, just add it to If you want to run a plain dart application on your pi, you'll have to add |
thanks for your clear and patiencefull explanation, |
can you try depending on this repo directly like this? It has some commits that aren't contained yet in the latest version.
It should be supplied by the android OS. It's called "libc.so" on android though, that's why flutter_gpiod couldn't find it. It's fixed in master (but not on pub.dev) |
Now problem was solved when i add the packages directly to pubspec.yaml like below. |
Same problem occurs in linux_serial package. Error message like below. |
my bad, forgot about this. Yes right now linux_serial is not supported on android, but I can make it work there. |
Could not open GPIO chip 0, path = '/dev/gpiochip0' showing on lineage android os |
@plabon5150 Do you have root permissions? |
yes..i double check its have |
this is the link where i found one solution.can you please check @ardera |
@ardera I need your help. can you please help me to resolve this issue? |
@plabon5150 Can you try this: ardera/flutter_gpiod#9 (comment) |
Hi Hannes Winkler!
I m very new on dart. Can you supply a brief explanation how can we compile and upload to a raspberry pi with lineage android os to use your gpiod package?
any reply at any time would be appreciated.
thanks for take yor time.
celal
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