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MRAA installation script #1519

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Expand Up @@ -221,6 +221,9 @@ Full error is usually:
Or (on an intel edison):
`cannot connect to CC111x radio on /dev/spidev5.1`

Or (on a Raspberry Pi):
`cannot connect to CC111x radio on /dev/spidev0.0`

Basic steps using an Intel Edison with Explorer Board or a Raspberry Pi with Explorer HAT:
* checking with `cd ~/myopenaps && sudo service cron stop && `killall -g openaps ; killall-g oref0-pump-loop; oref0-mmtune && sudo service cron start` to see if it is resolved yet
* Make sure the Explorer board or HAT has not become loose and is sitting correctly on the Edison board or Pi
Expand All @@ -230,9 +233,10 @@ Basic steps using an Intel Edison with Explorer Board or a Raspberry Pi with Exp

If you are using an Intel Edison with Explorer Board or a Raspberry Pi with Explorer HAT, and that does not resolve your issue, or if the two LEDs next to the microUSB ports on your Explorer board (respectively D1/D2 on Explorer HAT) stay on even after an mmtune, you may need to re-flash your radio chip:
* Stop the reboot loop: `sudo service cron stop && killall-g oref0-pump-loop && shutdown -c`
* (for versions >0.7.0) Install MRAA (you only need to do this once per rig): `oref0-mraa-install`
* Reboot manually, and if necessary stop the reboot loop again: `sudo service cron stop && killall-g oref0-pump-loop && shutdown -c`
* Install ccprog tools on your Edison: `cd ~/src; git clone https://github.com/ps2/ccprog.git`
* Build (compile) ccprog so you can run it: `cd ccprog; make ccprog`
* If using a Raspberry Pi with Explorer HAT make sure you've installed MRAA (folder `~/src/mraa` present)
* Flash the radio chip:

#### Using an Intel Edision + Explorer Block:
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