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Hi, thanks for posting this. We were fairly certain we had decent Python support on Raspberry Pi via piwheels.org and that normally you should only need to do the last step. We checked the most recent build report and saw that the build failed for 3.4. Are you using 3.4?
These steps seem correct as a fallback, but ideally if just pip-installing the SDK is not working then there's a problem that we should address.
Edit: I've been informed that 3.4 no longer has LTS and supporting it is unlikely.
| I tried to use with Python 2.7. When I use Python3.7 install works good. Here is my Raspberry Pi 4 details. install error at Python2.7 |
| aha, piwheels.org does not supply python 2.7 wheels:
that explains why it's necessary to compile for 2.7 but not 3.7. |
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Issue #, if available:
Raspberry Pi occurs an error at installing awsiotsdk
Description of changes:
This changes show the step to install AWS IoT Device SDK Python on Raspberry Pi (buster)
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