GPIO Problem

[farouk]

hi, I'm new in raspberry pi programming ,I try to test the code bellow but it cannot worked someone help me please

[texy]

Hi,
I think it tells you what the problem is. What are you running it on - your PC?
(Hint : it would appear that you are NOT running the example code on a raspberry pi).
Texy

[DougieLawson]

http://raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=88171

[joan]

Assuming you are running on a Pi.

Perhaps you are running a custom kernel?

If so could you post the contents of /proc/cpuinfo?

[joan]

If you want the Python to run on a PC but use the Pi's gpios (and the Pi is networked) you can use the pigpio Python module.

[DougieLawson]

It could be a RPi A+ or B+ with a version of RPi.GPIO that's too old to recognise the /proc/cpuinfo revision number.

[farouk]

yes texty I running my raspberry pi B+ on my pc using ethernet câble "RG45"

[DirkS]

yes I running my raspberry pi B+ on my pc

How? Are you using an emulator?

[joan]

yes I running my raspberry pi B+ on my pc

If you have a Raspberry Pi on the same network as your PC you can use pigpio on your PC.

Alternatively you could use putty (or ssh on Linux) to log into your Pi from your PC and then use other Python modules actually on the Pi.

[farouk]

yes I use a windows emulator for raspberry it's called "QEMU"

[DirkS]

yes I use a windows emulator for raspberry it's called "QEMU"

qemu is not the same as a RasPi.
You could try Dougie's suggestion: http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewt ... 05#p658162

[kusti8]

yes I use a windows emulator for raspberry it's called "QEMU"

Why don't you connect your raspberry pi to your pc and then just ssh or vnc into it. If you don't have a pi, you can't use the gpios