@Kshitiz_Thapa I suppose you are trying to install the latest verion 2.5.8
Me too, on a Pi B3+
Is this a bug? @synesthesiam
Hi,
have the same error on a pi4 with the latest .deb (armhf) package on Raspbian Buster.
Any hints @synesthesiam ?
I’m going to re-work the Debian packages into AppImages. I think this will be more portable, and easier on me in the long run.
To date, the Debian packages have relied on PyInstaller. Every time I add something (like Raven or Larynx), it’s a weeks-long fight with PyInstaller to get it to work right. And this time, I think I lost that fight 
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Yeah the same. I am getting the same ModuleNotFoundError
Argh, same here !
But only on amd64 deb package. The armhf build is fine for me. => by bad - both are KO.
+1, no work for me on version rhasspy_2.5.8_armhf.deb
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Same error on Raspberry 4 with rhasspy_2.5.8_armhf.deb
Same error about missing math - rhasspy_2.5.8_armhf.deb . Going back to 2.5.7.
Sorry, everyone. The Debian packages are messed up in 2.5.8. I’m going to try and migrate over to AppImage so I don’t have to fight with PyInstaller anymore.
Hi synesthesiam
I like your project a lot 
can you anticipate how long it’lll take until the repaired .deb will be available? 
cheers
Dan
Hi @Damn, my plan was to move to AppImage instead of .deb. I have a successful build for PC, but the Raspberry Pi builds are not going so well.
It seems packaging up such a complex Python application is still a nightmare in 2020
I managed to install the dockerversion in my lxc-enviroment for now… good luck with the raspi version and thanks for your effort! Great project…
cheers
Dan
Any updates on a fixed deb package for pi4 ? or an Appimage ? I don’t want to go Docker way !
Thanks
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Should be updated this week 
Great news, would be a nice Christmas Rhasspy gift 
Any way to know when it’ll be updated ? I guess it’ll be a 2.5.8.1 version or sometihing like that
OK, the Debian packages have been updated finally 
I just kept the same version number (2.5.8) because the last ones were broken and likely no longer installed.
I haven’t been able to test these packages extensively, but they at least started up and were able to go through training and some basic functions. Please report any bugs you encounter
I’d still like to transition to AppImage in the future, but along the way to developing an AppImage I managed to fix my issue with the Debian packaging. No PyInstaller needed – just a compiled Python 3.7 installation embedded alongside Rhasspy with all of the packages installed.
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Thanks a lot for the updated package I could install without problem on my armhf pi4
Please continue to supply some deb packages as AppImage is really not cool for such applications and in general
Will go try to fix now problem with my initscript (works perfect if I start rhasspy in command line but no way in systemd init script
root@rhasspy-satellite:~# more /etc/systemd/system/rhasspy.service
[Unit]
Description=Rhasspy Autostart
After=network-online.target
[Service]
Type=simple
ExecStart=/usr/bin/rhasspy --profile fr
WorkingDirectory=/home/pi
StandardOutput=inherit
StandardError=inherit
Restart=always
User=pi
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
root@rhasspy-satellite:~#
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You’re welcome
Not sure if it’s the same issue, but there was a Github issue about this a while back. Something about supervisord and stdout being replaced with sockets seems to mess with systemd?
I believe a “solution” is to replace ExecStart with something like:
bash -o pipefail -c '{ /usb/bin/rhasspy -p fr 2>&1 | cat >&2 3>&-; } 3>&1'
Thanks a lot for link and in fact I solved problem with that command line for ExecStart (last message in topic you linked in github :
ExecStart=/bin/bash -c ‘rhasspy --profile fr 2>&1 | cat’
Will go on setup of rhasspy with Home Assistant now
Thanks Michael,
This has been a lot of work for you, just for Xmas eve…
But I keep my Rhasspy on docker, even if it can’t run with PulseAudio, which I dislike anyway. I’m better off with Alsa.
JC