Small installation fixes when upgrading an existing device.#707
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Small installation fixes when upgrading an existing device.#707
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Two small fixes for easyinstall.sh that I noticed when I did a fresh update on one of my production devices actually in use:
cbor2 is a python3 library which is a dependency for one of the other packages. I had the compilation process for that python package fail on me multiple times. As a result, I'm adding it from the raspberry os apt repository.
The i2c /boot/config.txt auto-configuration caused a problem due to the set -e settings when it isn't configured yet. As a result, I have added an exception for that specific block.