I’m trying to do things by small steps here kkk.
I was able to install the docker / docker-compose (the old Windows machine was having a problem, I had to do an Ubuntu environment)
I made the git clone only from Concentradord https://github.com/brocaar/chirpstack-concentratord.git.
I accessed the created folder and executed:
# Compile ARMv7hf binary
make build-armv7hf-release
These files were generated as described in:
Binaries are located under target / {ARCHITECTURE} / release
however I don’t know what to do with these files.
I can’t find a type of installed or something to perform the installation on the rasp
What are you trying to achieve?
What concentrator chip are you planning to work with?
I think that a good way to start getting your hands-on is in taking a look at how chirpstack-concentrator is installed in chirpstack-gateway-os, specifically checking what’s inside do_install() method at:
In there you can find what’s the process after compiling package.
If you are using a gateway model that it’s supported by chirsptack-concentratord such kerlink-ifemtocell or multitech-conduit, then, would be awesome to check:
I just wanted to test it on raspbian.
I’m setting up a gateway (rasp0-Wifi + rhf0m301 +bme280(i2c)+ ublox neo 6m + 4g modem)
I need to use the raspberry0-wifi for its energy consumption, I’m using a solar plate and lithium batteries for power.
I tried to use the Os-gateway, but some components are missing that I need (ex: Python-pip).
I am now compiling the gateway-OS with some modifications, but I would like to learn how to install concentratord in distributions outside gateway-OS
I’m in the same boat, just wanna try concentratord. Couldn’t get it to compile directly on pi… but did get it to xcompile on windows, thought about dragging into place and try a make install, although probably a bad idea. Not trying to bork everything up. Definitely not about to reimage my os and reconfigure everything for an app stack… or reverse through the install script… I really despise how all these iot stacks are being released as entire os images… rak, chirp, home assistant, etc etc. Same reason I don’t plan on trying home assistant… not gonna replace my os just for an app…