Hi,
I want to run the Border Router example. I saw that Resource Explore provides an example but it uses Beagle Bone Black.
Is there any guide to set up using Raspberry Pi 3?
Thank you,
Eduardo.
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Hi,
I want to run the Border Router example. I saw that Resource Explore provides an example but it uses Beagle Bone Black.
Is there any guide to set up using Raspberry Pi 3?
Thank you,
Eduardo.
Try to refer to openthread.io/.../raspberry-pi
I tried following the guide but when I do "~/ot-br-posix $ ./script/bootstrap" I get the following error:
Hi Eduardo,
Make sure that cloning the ot-br-posix repo was successful and that you have a stable internet connection. You can post to the GitHub OpenThread Discussions since your inquiries involve third-party resources.
Regards,
Ryan
Do I need to be on main branch? The guide on Resource Explorer says I need to checkout to tag "84b7b2fda3005a6b8eb83262884ecf78d2a82b21".
Hi!
I could now successfully do the setups mentioned.
But now when I try to form the Thread Network it is causing an error:
How could I find the error cause?
Thanks!
The web app may not work as expected.
Can you try starting the network in the command line?
Running "sudo ot-ctl state" after any other command to show the current state of the otbr.
If successful, you should see "leader" or "router"
You can use latest main version and no need to
checkout to tag "84b7b2fda3005a6b8eb83262884ecf78d2a82b21".
Can you run "sudo systemctl status
"?
Try to find these and let us know their statuses:
mdns.service
otbr-agent.service
otbr-web.service
Thank you Toby and Ryan, that is definitely the direction to the error. The otbr-web service was not correctly installing, following the guide at https://openthread.io/guides/border-router/build helped resolving the issue.
Thank you for all the support.