2022-01-09, 07:00 PM
Hi kagouraki,
I don't see any web.py corruption here...
I too have some strange issues when building using pypilot.build:
First of all you need to wait a few minutes after the boot so all the needed development packages (gcc etc) get installed.
Then, from the pypilot directory, run "sudo python3 dependencies.py", some extra python packages will be installed through pip, I think some of them may be required for the build.
Then run "sudo sh pypilot.build", which will build and install the tcz package.
However, for some strange reason I haven't investigated yet, it seems that you need to build TWO times: the first package which is built is not ok (if you look closely, at the end of the build, where the size of the package is shown, you will notice the new build is a few kilobytes smaller than the previous). This is the sign that the build is incorrect. Issuing the pypilot.build a second time will build a correct package.
I really need to look closer into this !
I don't see any web.py corruption here...
I too have some strange issues when building using pypilot.build:
First of all you need to wait a few minutes after the boot so all the needed development packages (gcc etc) get installed.
Then, from the pypilot directory, run "sudo python3 dependencies.py", some extra python packages will be installed through pip, I think some of them may be required for the build.
Then run "sudo sh pypilot.build", which will build and install the tcz package.
However, for some strange reason I haven't investigated yet, it seems that you need to build TWO times: the first package which is built is not ok (if you look closely, at the end of the build, where the size of the package is shown, you will notice the new build is a few kilobytes smaller than the previous). This is the sign that the build is incorrect. Issuing the pypilot.build a second time will build a correct package.
I really need to look closer into this !

