Error when importing pysense/pytrack

[adrien3d]

I have a pytrack and a pysense (with a SiPy running 1.15.0.b1), and when running related examples pytrack and pysense, i have import errors.

For pysense:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "sense.py", line 1, in <module>
ImportError: no module named 'pysense.Pysense'

For pytrack:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "track.py", line 10, in <module>
ImportError: no module named 'L76GNSS'

Do you have any idea to fix this?

[jmarcelino]

Hi @adrien3d
That tells you that your program can't find L76GNSS.py or pysense.py files it needs.

Have you uploaded those files to your board? They should be placed under the lib/ folder

If you use Pymakr check if you those files are part of your project and you uploaded the project correctly

[adrien3d]

@jmarcelino You're right, rookie move, I had forgotten to include librairies, thanks ;)

[expectthebest]

@jmarcelino I am having the same issue, however I am using a GPy. I have uploaded the files to the lib folder.

I've included a screen shot for proof the files are in the lib folder.

Not sure what the solution is?

[jmarcelino]

@expectthebest

can you try deleting all the existing files with os.mkfs('/flash') and trying to upload again?

[expectthebest]

@jmarcelino said in Error when importing pysense/pytrack:

os.mkfs('/flash')

That did the trick. Thank you.

[Cormac]

I am getting the same error as above:

from pytrack import Pytrack
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
ImportError: no module named 'pytrack.Pytrack'

I am a total newbie so its probably something silly. I have uploaded the project including the files in the lib folder. Using Visual Studio Code and Pymakr.
If the solution is os.mkfs('/flash') how do I run this ?

[railmonitor]

@Cormac You should be able to enter it in he Pymakr console. Remember to first write:

import os

then

os.mkfs('/flash')

However i am not able to use the mkfs command, probably been replaced, but i can do:

os.fsformat('/flash')

which does the trick!

[Cormac]

@railmonitor Thank you I will give that a try

[Cormac]

@railmonitor

Sorry that I only got to this now.. I tried that in the Console after connecting and I get the same error when trying to use os.

Connecting to COM4...

import os
os.mkfs('/flash')
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'mkfs'

Cormac

[railmonitor]

@Cormac Yeah the mkfs method has been renamed or just removed. Use

os.fsformat('/flash')

instead, as i also wrote in my previous post.