Thanks, good to hear it's useful. I mostly use the Ubuntu rather than SUSE image, I also found the SUSE image to be a bit fiddly. Although you can skip the Picoscope software entirely in some use cases e.g. my https://github.com/Lendurai/analog-video-decoder real-time monochrome CVBS analog video de...

Thanks, nice to hear that this is helping people. I saw somewhere that ARM Linux isn't supported any more (but that RPi used to be). Since Pico uses user-space drivers via libUSB, instead of kernel modules, it should be possible to run it on ARM-based boards (RPi, BB, etc) via qemu-static + binfmt m...

Posting here as I can't find which Github repo to open an issue on. There seems to be some inconsistency. Either the comments for the last two values (AVERAGE/DECIMATE) are switched, or the values are switched. ps2000aApi.h: 662 ///

663 /// Various methods of data reduction. 664 /// Note t...

Odd, --privileged was enough to share devfs for me.

What version of docker are you running?

Hi,

I've put together a solution that should work on most Linux distros with very little effort.

It's described in this forum post: topic42387.html?&p=149319

Let me know via the Github issue tracker if you have any difficulty with it.

Hi,

I put together a docker image builder/runner for Picoscope 7, which should allow running it on most systemd/X11 based Linux distros:

https://github.com/battlesnake/picoscope-docker-builder

Let me know if you have any issues with it, here or on the Github issue tracker.

With the potential for these devices for hardware-in-the-loop continuous-integration, and remote development (even if "remote" is just on the other side of the cleanroom walls), I assumed the Linux support would be more mature when I bought my Picoscope. Perhaps I just missed some docs? Since the in...