Problem with pitaya OS 2.00-18

[rogerkogler]

While trying to run PyRPL with the last stable pitaya OS I was receiving a ZeroDivisionError after a few seconds. Downgrading the OS version of the red pitaya to 1.04-18 solved the problem. Did not tested with other versions.

[hk06319]

It's occurring for me on an older version of Redpitaya OS 1.04. I am still unable to figure it out, may be a problem with the python package upgrade.

[rogerkogler]

Could be. If it helps, here is the recipe that worked for me. The sequence creates an environment, access it and match the versions of the packages that are compatible with pyRPL.

hope it helps.

conda create -n pyrpl python=3.9 numpy=1.19 pyqtgraph=0.12 pandas=1.3 scipy paramiko nose pip pyqt qtpy=1.9.0 pyyaml ipywidgets notebook
conda activate pyrpl
pip uninstall pyopenssl cryptography
pip install pyopenssl==22.0.0 cryptography==36.0.2
pip install quamash
pip install scp
git clone https://github.com/lneuhaus/pyrpl.git YOUR_ENV-ADDRESS/pyrpl
Run your code inside the cloned folder

[pritwish11]

Could be. If it helps, here is the recipe that worked for me. The sequence creates an environment, access it and match the versions of the packages that are compatible with pyRPL.

hope it helps.

conda create -n pyrpl python=3.9 numpy=1.19 pyqtgraph=0.12 pandas=1.3 scipy paramiko nose pip pyqt qtpy=1.9.0 pyyaml ipywidgets notebook conda activate pyrpl pip uninstall pyopenssl cryptography pip install pyopenssl==22.0.0 cryptography==36.0.2 pip install quamash pip install scp git clone https://github.com/lneuhaus/pyrpl.git YOUR_ENV-ADDRESS/pyrpl Run your code inside the cloned folder

will it work for the latest version of pyRPL and the RP OS 1.04-18 in Windows 11? I want to avoid using GUI because I just cannot make it work. I have tried hundreds of combinations of RP OS, PyRPL versions and python modules and it just won't work.

[michaelcroquette]

PyRPL is not tested with the latest RP OS unfortunately, it's on the todo list. If you follow the standard installation using anaconda or pip, you should be able to make it work though. There are some config file to setup your environment the right way in the main repository.