AdvancedHMI Software
General Category => Open Discussion => Topic started by: Archie on February 12, 2015, 09:33:47 PM
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For those that like to experiment, I found that it is very easy to run an AdvancedHMI application on Linux Mint with Cinnamon. After installing be sure to have an internet connect and then enter this in a command prompt:
sudo apt-get install mono-vbnc
Mono is already part of the package, but needs the visual basic library (vbnc)
You can then execute an AdvancedHMI application like this:
mono AdvancedHMI.exe
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Archie,
What processor platform did you run this on? If AHMI could be made to run on something like a Raspberry Pi, that would make one heck of a price performer for HMI front ends.
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Linux Mint only works on an x86 or x64 processor. I did the test on a PC with an Atom processor.
However I also tested the software on a BeagleBoard Black which uses an ARM processor, so it should also work on a Raspberry Pi. It did take about 8 hours to install and configure the right software on the Beagleboard, so I would expect the same process and maybe a few more hours on a Raspberry Pi to make it work
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There is a Ubuntu Mint - Version vor the Rasperry P 2B available. I installed it already for other testing purpose, and it worked very well! So I think, that AHMI should also run on the rasperry pi2B, but I haven't tested it yet.