cannot install any plugin after fresh octoprint install
hello everyone !

so i have been stucked with some days now. i can see that i have the same problem of some other users but i couldn't find a topic with the answer to my issue.

i installed octoprint on my raspberry pi 3b+ and i am having issue to install any plugin from the plugin manager.

what i …
hi everyone, just to close this topic, i could get a proper power supply and in fact it was the problem..

thaks everyone for your time and help !
yes, you have several options:

install your plugin using an rhi package (that probably doesn’t give you the freedom you’re after)

edit the xml settings to include the folder you’ve installed your plugin in. this can be done via the ui using the \_grasshopperdevelopersettings command, but it’s just … hi mike, thanks for bringing this to our attention, i can confirm that i’m aware of this issue and a fix is in progress. i expect the latest version to be available the debian/rpm repositories in the coming days.

one short term work around would be to download the .deb or .rpm file directly from th… Thanks to peison's comment I've checked the installation log for matplotlib and it showed lots of dependencies.


I haven't noticed that before because the whole process of instalation ran really fast using


`pip install matplotlib`


and ended with a succesfull install.


To answer the question. The solution was to install packages tk and tk-dev, and rebuild matplotlib. solution to my problem.

install python enabling framework and then do the rest of the installation as defined

python\_configure\_opts="--enable-framework" pyenv install 3.6.8

the issue was with wx and the need for a framework

when running a simple ws app

import wx

app = wx.app(false) # create a… hey brent,
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(1) make sure your file realy exists

(2) your file path does not seem to be correct full path, should it be something like c://users/…

(3) you can also try a relative path, namely, copying your tiff file to the same directory as where you start your jupyter. then, use… for anyone stumbling upon this thread, check out how to use inherit += "rpi-update-firmware" to enable boot partition updates. official tutorial is available here: [updating raspberry pi boot firmware files using yocto project and mender](https://hub.mender.io/t/updating-raspberry-pi-boot-firmware-files-using-yocto-project-and-mender/1719)

this was merged in master a few day ago ([pr#953](https://github.com/mendersoftware/meta-mender/pull/953)), and should b…