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Describe the issue you are experiencingHi - following the guide here: Doing the manual install and when running
From what I understand the This error comes in dmesg: I suspect that this should probably be filed under the piVCCU project but I think Alex is adamant that he only supports arm. Describe the behavior you expectedpiVCCU kernel modules loaded successfully. Steps to reproduce the issue
What is the version this bug report is based on?N/A Which base platform are you running?intelnuc (intel NUC, AMD64/x86_64) Which HomeMatic/homematicIP radio module are you using?HmIP-RFUSB Anything in the logs that might be useful for us?There is nothing more in any logs that I think is relevant. There are no errors in dkms when building the modules. Additional informationNo response |
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I see no mismatch in the compiler, headers, etc which should be causing this. The make log from dkms:
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Have you tried to use the In addition, please see the following section in the documentation explaining potential solutions for these kind of |
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No, I didn't try using that script - I did however just right now read through it and I don't spot anything that script is doing that I didn't try before manually; especially regards to some missing or wrong dependancies.
Tried this - same result as before. See log:
Thank you Jens for the help! |
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I am having the exact same issue, happy to help if additional analyses or testing is required. |
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Actually, I just tested this on a vanilla Ubuntu 24.04 installation and my mentioned procedure (see https://github.com/jens-maus/RaspberryMatic/wiki/Installation-Docker-OCI#potential-container-startup-errors) worked out-of-the-box to get the kernel modules correctly compiled and modprobed. See, here on a vanilla Ubuntu 24.04 system I could reproduce the issue that the initial
Thus, the typical
the kernel modules were correctly compiled in the last reinstall step via dkms even on Ubuntu 24.04:
Note the So following the official documentation (see point 1 in https://github.com/jens-maus/RaspberryMatic/wiki/Installation-Docker-OCI#potential-container-startup-errors) did actually work in my case. In the end, this |
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Thanks much, I forgot the restart following the installation of |
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As this is rather a point of discussion and not an issue in RaspberryMatic I will move it over to the discussions fora part for future reference. |
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Actually, I just tested this on a vanilla Ubuntu 24.04 installation and my mentioned procedure (see https://github.com/jens-maus/RaspberryMatic/wiki/Installation-Docker-OCI#potential-container-startup-errors) worked out-of-the-box to get the kernel modules correctly compiled and modprobed.
See, here on a vanilla Ubuntu 24.04 system I could reproduce the issue that the initial
instal-docker.sh
execution fails withThus, the typical
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