I figured that might be the issue, but I’m not the one who wrote gpiozero so I have no control over how those libraries are imported. The gpiozero 2.0 documentation states that Python 3.5+ is supported, so it seems odd that they’d explicitly write it to make a call to an internal library that didn’t exist until Python 3.8
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I altered the post title, as it was misleading. There is nothing wrong with PI5 Volumio core.
You are free to edit it any way to be more accurate
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Hello… i’m newbe with rpi and volumio,
i made simple script to use gpio , (based on Wheaten’s code.)
#!/bin/bash
GPIO0=12
GPIO1=23
GPIO2=24
GPIO3=25
debug=1
#date_val=$(date)
#echo “${date_val}”
while true; do
sleep 0.1
#date_val=$(date)
#echo “${date_val}”
STATUS0=$(gpioget gpiochip4 ${GPIO0})
STATUS1=$(gpioget gpiochip4 ${GPIO1})
STATUS2=$(gpioget gpiochip4 ${GPIO2})
STATUS3=$(gpioget gpiochip4 ${GPIO3})
if [ $debug == 1 ]; then
if [ ${STATUS0} == 1 ]
then
#printf "%s GPIO 0: %s\n" "${date_val}" "${STATUS0}"
ret=$(/usr/local/bin/volumio toggle)
#echo "${ret}"
sleep 1s
fi
if [ ${STATUS1} == 1 ]
then
#printf "%s GPIO 1: %s\n" "${date_val}" "${STATUS1}"
ret=$(/usr/local/bin/volumio next)
#echo "${ret}"
sleep 1s
fi
if [ ${STATUS2} == 1 ]
then
#printf "%s GPIO 2: %s\n" "${date_val}" "${STATUS2}"
ret=$(/usr/local/bin/volumio volume plus)
#echo "${ret}"
sleep 0.1
fi
if [ ${STATUS3} == 1 ]
then
#printf "%s GPIO 3: %s\n" "${date_val}" "${STATUS3}"
ret=$(/usr/local/bin/volumio volume minus)
#echo "${ret}"
sleep 0.1
fi
fi
done
and, i registered this script file to crontab.
it works fine.
