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I have another such report on GitHub; it's possible newer batches are not recognized by either my scripts or Avrdude. I'll take a look when I can.

Sounds like you may have an Arduino that’s not reporting as a valid Arduino or one without a serial? Does it work when you only use single chamber mode?

Anyone who knows what to do with the issue text should probably be able to figure that one out. :-)

Sorry, I was stuck in bed for a week. There is/was a library issue because Python people did Python things. I pushed a change to main this morning that should address it, but it will need a clean install. I am not sure it will work, but if you want to try something before that, you could try...

Do you have a tilt?

Small victories. :)

Check the daemon log with: sudo systemctl status brewpi

Yet, he still doesn’t update his software

The logs should give a clue now. Check /home/brewpi/logs/ and there’s an error and run log. However, if you have not rebooted after all the machinations, that might work.

That section loops through a list using apt. You might try sudo apt install x where x is one at a time of these: libatlas-base-dev python3-numpy python3-scipy If they install correctly, try a BrewPi uninstall, then reinstall again. The apt packages should persist.

I think that's the I value. Honestly, PID is one of those things that needs some time OR an excellent calculator/loop tuning if you want to dive in. It's rare that a standard-ish heat/cool setup on 1-10 gallons ever needs tweaking. When I thought I wanted to use my degree to be an Engineer, I...

Freaking numpy. I am having some surgery this week (no, @Thorrak, not to remove my head from my ass) and I am not going to be able to get to this quickly. Sorry about that.

YOU do. :)

The uninstaller will get you to where the installer will run again. Your choice really.

Clear any adjustments and let it run a day or so with the same thermal mass and see what happens. Yes, PID stands for "tempted end user to make bad mistakes." In the original Russian of course.

I had a look, and this is not the one I thought it was. This is more than likely just a transitory issue negotiating SSL. You should try it again.

I have an error (thanks, Python) for which I need to push a fix. I’m traveling today but I might be able to get that today/tomorrow. Sorry for the trouble.

The Uno can be finicky but if it’s running it’s running. I understand the sideways glances you give the system now, but I’m glad it’s going.

It’s funny since moving I have not brewed but I am 99.99% sure. I did not remove any features .

Traveling but yet, clearing EEPROM is the first thing to try.