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Tradfri #10219
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Looks like there's additional conversation in #10119 which might be useful. |
And more in #9752 |
Final update from me: looks like this will be fixed in 0.56.3 https://github.com/home-assistant/home-assistant/milestone/96?closed=1 |
Greg, your super quick response if really very helpful, thanks. |
Is this working now? |
Unfortunately not. |
One example of a verbose dump:
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Can you please try again after installing autoconf? |
I have tried it from cygwin with autoconf installed and also tried with some old autoconf gnu setup and getting the result pasted above |
I think it has to do with that pip removes the tempdir, ie /pip-build-z2pekt7c/ after a failed build, so the error comes a bit earlier in the chain |
if i modify the command, it seems like the pyx file is missing... Maybe error in the cythonization?
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Success. Tradfri working with home assistant on PI ! |
After a few hours of waisting my time, the manual installation of pytradfri worked for me. You need step one of the Readme at pytradfri's repo. |
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Home Assistant release (
hass --version
):0.56.2
Python release (
python3 --version
):3.5
Component/platform:
Raspbery pi model 1, and/or windows 10
Description of problem:
HASS first installed on PI, and runs ok, but discovers nothing. I have added tradfri to configuration yaml. This still doesn't work, and looking at the error messages I can see if seems to be missing DTLSSockets, so I try to install this. After many frustrated hours I find that google advises me to install Cython before installing DTLSSockets. This is the end of the road for my attempt to use HASS on PI, as Cython won't install (after literally hours of waiting it fails to install, citing a lack of memory). So it seems HASS to control Tradfri using PI is a no go.
Now I waste a couple of hours trying to install HASS on my synology NAS. This was even more frsutrating than the PI, and ended when I hit a brick wall as the instructions I was following said to create a daemon file. That totally baffled me, and nowhere can I find advice on how to create a daemon file (and when I say advice, I mean something step by step, inlcuding what file name extension to use, rather than the "create a daemon file" posted by the helpful soul who left their advice on the net), so I gave up on the synology. This is probably something I shouldn't have started, so I wasn't too depressed about this, other than another couple of lost hours. I don't really want to add to the overhead on the NAS any way, so I moved to the much more familiar windows 10. I figure if it works, then maybe I'll splash out on a PI3 and hope for better luck than with the PI. Installation of python and HASS in windows 10 was a breeze ... I mean really quick and easy comparred to the frustrating day I just spent with the PI. But I have the same problem with Tradfri. HASS tells me "The following components and platforms could not be set up: discovery & tradfri" and if I look in the command promt I can see the following errors which seem depressingly familiar
any suggestion how I can simply get homeassistant working with tradfri would be very gratefully received.
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