@Andrew said in Hologram Cellular Expansion Docs?:
Some official information is finally here: https://onion.io/2bt-january-2-2018/
Its not working for me. Well, I get an IP for the module, but connection are going out the wifi connection. I had to do:
ip route delete default via <gateway from ip route> dev apcli0
ip route add default via <ip from ifconfig 3g-hologram> dev 3g-hologram
Can't ssh to it though.
@cas said in Hologram Cellular Expansion Docs?:
Since afaik, there's no further production of this module planned, one has to wonder what the point of it is. Apart from being just a tick in the checkbox of promises made during the kickstarter. I mean, it's not like you can plan any future projects to use it - unless you also plan to reverse engineer the module and build it yourself.
Or have I missed something here?
The docs posted above at least let us use it. For hobbyists that's great.
For other projects, there are other solutions.
Very cool! I'll have to mess around with it. I finally got the SIM card the other day (didn't realize that was coming separately), but still no info on how to activate it.
Are they located anywhere? Neither Onion nor Hologram have anything on their site, and the box came with zip.
Ugh LITERALLY just figured it out
For whatever reason, the document root is also specified in the /etc/php.ini file. (this is DUMB DUMB DUMB) See more here:
Did you ever have any luck? I've been pulling my hair out trying to configure php7 with nginx. I have had zero success (and I'm an expert at php and nginx, so if I can't figure it out...)
Yes sorry missed that part:
from subprocess import Popen, PIPEUgh I was just trying to get this to work myself. What is annoying is there IS a write function that allows a no address write, but no corresponding read! Not sure why this was part of the kickstarter if its not easy to control, at least via python.
Very cool- pretty similar to what I did. I added an animation while it was getting the fix. Just starts marching across the screen. I'll have to upload my script at some point.
FYI, you don't need to save a file with the data. You can call ubus directly:
gpsDataProcess = Popen(["ubus", "call", "gps", "info"], stdout=PIPE)
gpsDataJSON = gpsDataProcess.communicate()[0]
gpsDataProcess.stdout.close()
if ( gpsDataProcess.returncode == 0 ):
# gps available
gpsData = json.loads(gpsDataJSON)