I have an RPi 4 board with Bookworm installed on it. I tried to install the RAK5146 (SPI) gateway using install. In the end, I got a message: “sed: can’t read: No such file or directory,” so I’m sure something went wrong. But the gateway’s green LED was fired, so I thought that the gateway was installed. But after the reboot, the green LED stopped to fire. Any action on the gateway-config doesn’t take effect.
After the installation, I should have the wireless gateway’s logo on the screen, but that hasn’t happened.
What went wrong?
PS. I made the same installation on the other gateway a year ago, and it still works.
I didn’t install the Chirpstack with this install. I preinstalled the newest version of it before installing the gateway. However, I tried installing the Chirpstack along with the gateway, but I got the same error.
I successfully installed the gateway on the same board but with the bullseye on it. It doesn’t work with the bookworm edition of the Raspberry OS.
I usually don’t install the Chirpstack with the gateway because I’m sure that the gateway installs an older version of it.
BTW: there is a typo in your answer. Should be: /install.sh.
@Nikola, I made my last installation of the gateway in January this year. It still works. I made it on RPi4, and the bookworm was installed on it. The last change to the gateway was made in 2021, so this concludes that something changed in the bookworm edition, I think.
I installed the Bullseye on it. Next, I installed the latest version of the Chirpstack, and next, I installed the common gateway:
sudo ./install.sh --chirpstack=not_install
After that, I upgraded to the Bookworm version of the Raspberry Pi OS.
It simply works on the Bookworm and RPi 4.
It doesn’t work on the RPi 5 because this board doesn’t allow the installation of the Bullseye. Installation of the common gateway doesn’t work on this board and the Bookworm.
