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Hi there,

It would appear that the Jessie setup does not work on Stretch, so perhaps they have changed something that has broken it.

Is there any ETA on a Stretch version?

Cheers,

Kal

Board alamode:avr:alamode doesn't define a 'build.board' preference. Auto-set to: AVR_ALAMODE`
recipe.preproc.macros pattern is missing

Error compiling for board AlaMode.

trying to run setup file in the latest version of Raspian please read following conversation i had on Core forum.
Ok I setup new sd card with latest NOOBS rebooted pi went to Wyolm web sit downloaded wget https://github.com/wyolum/alamode/raw/master/bundles/alamode-setup.tar.gz
that worked fine
then pi@raspberrypi ~ $ tar -xvzf alamode-setup.tar.gz that works fine then pi@raspberrypi ~ $ sudo ./setup I get “sudo: ./setup: command not found”
I then opened pi@raspberrpi~/alamode-setup $ sudo ./setup [/code] and got "sudo: unable to execute ./setup: no such file or directory
I had the same issue. Somebody has been editing the file in their Windows environment without turning off CRLF (when you hit enter it adds carriage+return, line-feed). Linux only has the LF and tries to interpret the CR as a part of the command.

The easy way to fix it is to install the program dos2unix as follows:

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sudo apt-get install dos2unix
Once you’ve installed dos2unix type the commands as follows:

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wget https://github.com/wyolum/alamode/raw/master/bundles/alamode-setup.tar.gz
tar -xvzf alamode-setup.tar.gz
cd alamode-setup
dos2unix setup
chmod +x setup
sudo ./setup
Daryl87976
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Thanks for the help Shaun but I followed your instruction all work good until
sudo ./setup
I got sed: can't read /etc/inittab:No such file or directory
rm: cannot remove '/etc/inittabbk': No such file or directory

As long as the linuxspi or linuxgpio programmers were enabled at compile time, there shouldn't be a need for patching avrdude with a separate programmer for alamode. Arduino IDE (not through Raspbian) includes avrdude with the linuxgpio programmer, and the Raspbian build of avrdude also includes the linuxspi programmer.

I haven't figured out all the steps to successfully use this myself, but it would probably involve updating the avrdude.conf and/or programmers.txt.

(n.b.: I think this is what ArduBerry is using.)