Hello,
I tried to use ADALM1000 on Raspberry Pi.
I referred to Github for installing libsmu.
GitHub - analogdevicesinc/libsmu: Software abstractions for the analog signal exploration tools.
First, I didn't use python script which is ALICE1.1 package .pyw code.(It has pythonpath error on script.)
When I tried to following command. It could work on ADALM1000 on Raspberry pi.
- Raspberry Pi2
- OS: NOOBS 2.3.0
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<Setup software on Raspberry Pi>
apt-get install libusb-1.0-0-dev libudev-dev
apt-get install python2.7-dev
apt-get install cmake
git clone https://github.com/analogdevicesinc/libsmu.git
<Install libsmu>
cd ~/libsmu
cmake -DBUILD_PYTHON=ON .
cd /usr
sudo ldconfig
cd
sudo udevadm control --reload-rules
<Set pythonpath>
export PYTHONPATH=/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages:${PYTHONPATH}
source ~/.bashrc
sudo make
sudo make install
<Implement Python code>
cd ~/ALICE
python alice-xxxxxxx
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If I don't do "source ~/.bashrc", python script didn't work.(It has pythonpath error).
So, when I add the code(source ~/.bashrc), it could work the python code on Raspberry Pi.
However, if I close terminal window on Raspberry pi, it has pythopath error again.
If I do "export...." and "source..." command. It could work the script again.
It seems to reset the pythonpath setting by closing the terminal window.
Do you have any idea to fix the pythonpath of pysmu(libsmu)??
In addition, ALICE1.1 script didn't work from Python2(IDLE) which is IDE of Python on Raspberry Pi.
If I use ALICE on Raspberry pi, I have to use on terminal.
I checked pythonpath on Path Browser of the IDE. There is no path of libsmu.
I don't have enough experience to use Linux.
So, I don't know whether this pythonpath setting is spec of Raspberry Pi.
Please would you give me advice.
Thanks and best regards,
Jun