I am wondering when support for use of the mokucli interface will be available for raspberry pi based systems. Currently Linux support only extends to x86 based systems.
Cheers
I am wondering when support for use of the mokucli interface will be available for raspberry pi based systems. Currently Linux support only extends to x86 based systems.
Cheers
Hi @P-wilt ,
I am sorry for the inconvenience on your end. I will make a feature request for this functionality. Thank you very much for your patience and understanding!
Best regards,
Hank
On a similar note, I was using the stream_to_file
function to acquire phasemeter data at 1.9 kS/s over two minutes. While trying to set up automation with a Raspberry Pi, I encountered the same issue: mokucli
was not available. Since this limits access to all stream functions, I would like to know if there’s a possible workaround. Perhaps by logging the data to the internal memory of the Moku and using its conversion software to export the data as a CSV file back to the Raspberry Pi? I haven’t yet found the right commands to do this, so any help would be much appreciated. It doesn’t matter if the data reaches the Raspberry Pi as a CSV file or just as a variable in the Python environment, but based on the documentation, I couldn’t figure out how to achieve this without mokucli
. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Best,
Robin