The script is asking you to use apt-get, which is not a Fedora tool - Fedora uses dnf.
You might try "dnf install python3-i2c-tools", to see if it helps with the I2C
communications.
But really, the path of least resistance is to use the OS they wrote their
tools for.
Steve
On
Good advice. I tried but adding the uart option didn't work. I suspect we
have two problems overlaid. It coudl be a problem with the python version
in addition?
$ sudo i2cset -y 1 0x60 0x08 0xbb && sleep 1 && sudo python
PCF4_serial0_9600_FU1.0.py -v -f PiCoolFAN_V1_4.hex
File
You can enable the serial port by adding this line:
enable_uart=1
in the file /boot/efi/config.txt and rebooting the Pi. If that doesn't work
for you, you might consider temporarily loading a copy of Raspbian on an SD
card just to do the fan setup, since that is what the hardware
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> I need to update the firmware of a fan for the RPi4 and given the below
> instructions in Raspbian. I also installed
>
> sudo dnf -y install i2c-tools
> sudo dnf -y install python3-i2c-tools
>
> but the firmware update fails. I guess, it is because of the serial port not
> being enabled. Any
Dear All,
I need to update the firmware of a fan for the RPi4 and given the below
instructions in Raspbian. I also installed
sudo dnf -y install i2c-tools
sudo dnf -y install python3-i2c-tools
but the firmware update fails. I guess, it is because of the serial port
not being enabled. Any
