Raspberry Pi Full Stack
  • Preface
  • Part 1 - Introduction
  • Chapter 1. Getting Started with Raspberry Pi
    • 1.1 About Raspberry Pi 3B
    • 1.2 Raspberry Pi Online Resource
    • 1.3 Install Raspbian onto a Raspberry Pi 3B
    • 1.4 Raspberry Pi Configuration
    • 1.5 Network Configuration
    • 1.6 Package Update & Upgrade
  • Chapter 2. Getting Familiar with Raspbian
    • 2.1 Package Management
    • 2.2 Matlab Like Bash
    • 2.3 Install Packages from Repository
    • 2.4 Install Packages from Source
  • Part 2 - GPIO
  • Chapter 3. Raspberry Pi GPIO
    • 3.1 GPIO Web Server
    • 3.2 GPIO Pin Test
  • Part 3 - Pi Camera
  • Chapter 4. Pi Camera
  • Part 4 - Raspberry Pi Based Mini Automated Vehicle
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  • 2.3.1 Packages About C/C++ Compilation
  • 2.3.2 Version Control Packages
  • 2.3.3 Some Python Packages
  1. Chapter 2. Getting Familiar with Raspbian

2.3 Install Packages from Repository

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2.3.1 Packages About C/C++ Compilation

Some uninstalled packages about C/C++ compilation are to be installed in advance.

sudo apt install libtool autoconf automake cmake cmake-curses-gui

2.3.2 Version Control Packages

sudo apt install git git-core subversion

2.3.3 Some Python Packages

Default python on Raspbian is of version 2. Clearly, the symbolic link /usr/bin/python is linked to /usr/bin/python2.7. We need to manually change the symbolic link to /usr/bin/python3, which is another symbolic link to /usr/bin/python3.5. Please refer to:

Here, we are going to install some python packages, including scipy, numpy, matplotlib, pandas, sklearn, skimage, etc., via Synaptic Package Manager.

NOTE: It seems numpy has alreadly been installed by default after Raspbian installation.

For some other python packages, such as: statsmodels, there seems to be NO version for python3 yet. We are going to install such packages from source in the .

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