Hi albirex,
Yes, the RevPi Core is also supported by Stretch, which has been described in the Release Note.
https://revolution.kunbus.de/tutorials/downloads/

Ragards,
Simon

Hi camow7,

have you ever used sudo apt-get update before install the dirmngr ?

Dear TrentB,

I think this is probably a problem of Node-Red.
And also there are some discussions about this in internet:
https://github.com/originallyus/node-re ... /issues/67
https://discourse.nodered.org/t/cpu-hogging-to-100/2944
Maybe you can follow this to find some solution.

thanks for your information and question. Yes, you are right, the information can be obtained with python or any other programming languages. Currently the presentation of faulty of specific module is not provided, it is under development, will be provided in future. Right now, I think you can get t...

There's a global counter of PiBridge i/o errors in the input portion of the RevPi Core's (or Connect's) process image. Type "piTest -d" to retrieve a list of devices. Look for device 0 and the value specified as "input offset". The error counter has an additional offset of 2, so ...

hi francescoizzi, sorry for replying late. https://revolution.kunbus.com/tutorials/modbus/revpi-core-modbustcp-master-tutorial/?noredirect=en_US in this document, the 110 is described as "CONNECTION TIMED OUT The slave did not respond fast enough or not at all. Check your configuration and wiri...

Hallo 94xTH, das Unterstützt des Watchdogs von Kernel ist schon da sein. Da es ins kernel kompiliert ist, Sie können es nicht mit lsmod sehen. um watchdoch zu verwenden, brauchen Sie nur "watchdog" Applikation zu installieren mit [sudo] apt-get install watchdog, dann konfiguraliren Sie nac...

Hello albertfg, to locate the problem, some more information are needed, e.g. configuration of the device, topology about the connections. In addition, the information like the version of the image and which RevPi are you currently using are also needed. Other available information are also welcome....

thanks a lot for your correction

Hi,
basically adding the commands to the correct startup scripts can approach your target.
till now I found that in /etc/default/locate the LANG and XMODIFIERS can be set
and in the ~/.config/autostart you might be able to find the location for scim -d.