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**If you have a Raspberry Pi 2, there is a later version of Mono available, which you may find works better that the one in the standard distribution, particularly if you use decimal commas. Mono 3.2.8 (which is the default in some Linux distributions) will not work if you use commas for decimals, as in some countries. | **If you have a Raspberry Pi 2, there is a later version of Mono available, which you may find works better that the one in the standard distribution, particularly if you use decimal commas. Mono 3.2.8 (which is the default in some Linux distributions) will not work if you use commas for decimals, as in some countries. | ||
**On Linux you will need library libudev.so.0 which may not be installed by default. Installing package libudev0 may resolve this. There may be issues if you are using a 64-bit version of Linux. I'm not sure what the resolution is at the moment, if this is the case. | **On Linux you will need library '''libudev.so.0''' which may not be installed by default. Installing '''package libudev0''' may resolve this. There may be issues if you are using a 64-bit version of Linux. I'm not sure what the resolution is at the moment, if this is the case. | ||
You need to specify something like /dev/ttyUSB0 for the connection for your weather station. This is set in the "station settings" and stored in the [[Cumulus.ini#station|ComportName attribute]] in Cumulus.ini configuration file. | You need to specify something like '''/dev/ttyUSB0''' for the connection for your weather station. This is set in the "station settings" and stored in the [[Cumulus.ini#station|ComportName attribute]] in Cumulus.ini configuration file. | ||
In some builds of MX you have to run as "root", there are ways of giving "root" like permissions when running MX as another user, see forum for details until this section has been updated. | In some builds of MX you have to run as "root", there are ways of giving "root" like permissions when running MX as another user, see forum for details until this section has been updated. | ||