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Sounds like there are instructions here: https://github.com/googlecreativelab/coder/wiki
(Haven’t tried Coder in any form, yet. Just noticed this issue while checking how active the project was.)
Okay, I have tired the instructions above. Note that the scripts have changed such that the instructions were different after the first command. IOW-- I didn't do the last two commands as the scripts appeared to do that for me.
However, after following the instructions I was left with nothing to do (i.e., no further instructions). I just assumed all I had to do was reboot.
After rebooting, the system booted as normal. When I logged in as 'pi' I noticed that the Wi-Fi as down (as you would expect if it is hosting CODER). I looked on my Wi-Fi and I did not see a "CoderConfig" WiFi to connect to.
I also tried to run it on the model 3, after the command: chmod +x coder_bootstrap_install.sh
The commands did not work. But the Pi itsself also suggested commands. These commands resulted in a non-booting RPI.
The better way I find to run Coder on new Raspberry Pi 3 under Raspbian is install docker and run inside a container:
sudo apt-get install docker.io
And after this, run the image prepared by resin.io
sudo docker run -d -p 8081:8081 resin/rpi-google-coder
Now you can connect by web browser to https://your-rpi-3-IP:8081
Of course you need to learn a little about docker to start, stop and restar the container.
I tried the 0.9 image, then the wiki commands (could not complete because changing of ownership was not permitted,) and finally i tried to download the docker as suggested in the most recently preceding comment and was unable to download because it kept timing out. Can we expect a coder update for RasPi 3 any time in the near future?
sorry @Mycorrhizae and @eskwire I don't want to call torpe to anybody ... is my blog's name! Because when I started 4 years ago I'm a real dummy and "torpe". ^__^
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Enkerli commentedon Jun 9, 2016
Sounds like there are instructions here:
https://github.com/googlecreativelab/coder/wiki
(Haven’t tried Coder in any form, yet. Just noticed this issue while checking how active the project was.)
miniBloq commentedon Jun 10, 2016
Thanks!
tishihtzu commentedon Jun 15, 2016
Did it work?
miniBloq commentedon Jun 15, 2016
I wasn't able to test yet.
tishihtzu commentedon Jun 15, 2016
Okay, I have tired the instructions above. Note that the scripts have changed such that the instructions were different after the first command. IOW-- I didn't do the last two commands as the scripts appeared to do that for me.
However, after following the instructions I was left with nothing to do (i.e., no further instructions). I just assumed all I had to do was reboot.
After rebooting, the system booted as normal. When I logged in as 'pi' I noticed that the Wi-Fi as down (as you would expect if it is hosting CODER). I looked on my Wi-Fi and I did not see a "CoderConfig" WiFi to connect to.
Now what?
RRoeLAN commentedon Jul 12, 2016
I also tried to run it on the model 3, after the command:
chmod +x coder_bootstrap_install.shThe commands did not work. But the Pi itsself also suggested commands. These commands resulted in a non-booting RPI.
The-Alchemist commentedon Sep 21, 2016
Can confirm problems: the 0.9 image doesn't seem to boot on a Raspberry Pi 3.
No "CoderConfig" network, and even the ACT LED doesn't seem to blink.
manuti commentedon Dec 7, 2016
The better way I find to run Coder on new Raspberry Pi 3 under Raspbian is install docker and run inside a container:
And after this, run the image prepared by resin.io
Now you can connect by web browser to
https://your-rpi-3-IP:8081Of course you need to learn a little about docker to start, stop and restar the container.
Mycorrhizae commentedon Jan 10, 2017
I tried the 0.9 image, then the wiki commands (could not complete because changing of ownership was not permitted,) and finally i tried to download the docker as suggested in the most recently preceding comment and was unable to download because it kept timing out. Can we expect a coder update for RasPi 3 any time in the near future?
manuti commentedon Jan 12, 2017
I created a post in Spanish about using Docker and you can see Coder running on top of an armbian intall on Orange Pi One board. https://raspberryparatorpes.net/proyectos/docker-para-torpes-con-raspberry-pi-u-orange-pi/
I know is in Spanish but is more or less easy to follow the steps.
eskwire commentedon Jan 12, 2017
@manuti don't call him torpe. You are mean. :p
manuti commentedon Jan 12, 2017
sorry @Mycorrhizae and @eskwire I don't want to call torpe to anybody ... is my blog's name! Because when I started 4 years ago I'm a real dummy and "torpe". ^__^
eskwire commentedon Jan 12, 2017
@manuti todo bien am the torpe.
neilbalch commentedon May 6, 2017
This has been broken for some time now. Could someone who know how to fix it please fix it?
The-Alchemist commentedon May 6, 2017
@neilbalch : You can just install the project manually (although that's kind of a pain too).
manuti commentedon May 8, 2017
@neilbalch as I say before here #110 (comment)
This is another orphan project by G**gle