So how do I correct the issue? The forum link seems to indicate removing the device, but I have no devices showing and I’ve tried uninstalling and reinstalling, as well as deleting the /home/[username]/.local/share/realdash folder, are there other files that need to be removed to try again?
Thanks!
I believe you just need to enter correct email and password. Just in case, do not use copy-paste while entering credentials to make sure that there is no extra spaces or anything.
I figured out the problem! It turns out that my.realdash.net is ok with spaces in passwords, but the RealDash app fails to parse them properly, my password was a multi-word phrase with spaces, switching the spaces for hyphens solved the issue and I can login now.
Thank you for testing this out. I will check what is the issue with spaces in password on the app.
Hi.
I have problem.
I have 8 input HAT on the raspberry pi 5 for 12v inputs for turnsignals etc. and i try to make them signal to gpio outs with node red and also tried to use python, the HAT uses I2C connection to raspberry. I got it worked one day but the signals was inverted. Did see that as big problem and go to sleep.
Next day i tried to continue my project then started real problems.
After many hours… and day.
This is whitout any coding on raspberry and its clean install OS.
Only realdash installed and HAT mounted.
HAT files:
Yes, if you use GPIO inputs or outputs RealDash reserves all of them. That is due how libgpio handles the inputs&outputs.
I am trying to install RD on Ubuntu 24.04, which is using libssl3. Apparently libssl1.1 is not possible, therefore I can’t install RD on 24.04. Ubuntu 20.04 used libssl1.1? So does that mean it’s just not possible to install RD on any version of Ubuntu higher than 20.04? Wish I’d known that…
I will test if I can find a way around this.
Tried on Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS AMD64.
You do get an error during installation about libssl1.1- although installation does work, so:
sudo apt install libopenal1 libvlc5 gpiod espeak-ng
sudo dpkg -i [installation package file, for example: realdash-mrd_2.4.4-1_amd64.deb]
Should get you there. Note that I removed the libssl1.1 from dependency install list.
For next release, I will remove the libssl dependency completely from install package, then we should be able to install RealDash deb with apt install- which will automatically install all dependencies.
Thanks for checking. I finally did find a source for libssl1.1 and got RD to work.
I just want to say im new here, new to Pi and linux…
I first ran into the above “You do get an error during installation about libssl1.1”
I tried the fix but then realised i didnt know the password to install for my system…
I did a fresh re install to SD card Of Rasbery Pi OS 32bit. For my Pi 4B
I ran sudo apt update
Sudo apt upgrade
sudo apt update again… Changed to the new disp[lay option that comes up
Downloaded the latest RD version for ARM.
Installed and launched from Menu-Graphics-Real Dash.
Works pretty good, havent gone much further then connection via OBD using BT over ELM327 but did notice a good few seconds worth of lag… But this is default settings.
From what I have seen there is always lag on BT if you want real time data you will need to use canbus.
Yes, but lag on OBD2 should still be in milliseconds instead of several Seconds.
Hard to say what could cause the OBD2 lag for several seconds.
Would you be able to help me install RealDash?
I got 2.4.9 to install on Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit on a RPI5. It said realdash was installed but nothing would happen when I clicked it, and typing “realdash” into the command prompt said error “libssl.so.1.1: cannot open shared object file”. I found this code that fixed it “sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install libssl1.1” and then Real Dash fired up for the first time!
Next will be getting it to talk to my EMU Black and outputting to two screens. Thanks for all the help and posts from everyone, and what you’re doing realdashdev!
Is there a way to unlock multi cast on linux without a subscription? I have purchased for windows already. I dont mind having to buy another license, but dont really want a sub.
No. Full version features on Linux are only available with My RealDash subscription.
Ok thanks. Is it not possible to run 2 screens from one device? Hondata only allows one bluetooth device to receive data as far as i can tell
Yes, if you have a device with multiple monitor outputs.
Another option is to share data with other RealDash instances via Multicasting or CAN connection.
Is the linux version going to be available as full or is this subscription only?