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<Guest55>
hi, I have a PocketBeagle with Speed Grove cape. I found an Adafruit page listing blinks and Circuit Python - DHT page to support the Seeed Temperature and humidity sensor. Has anyone used this code? It is listed for BeagleBone Black so I don't know if the PocketBeagle is compatible with the library and has adequate resources to support the
<Guest55>
hardware/software.
<zmatt>
you mean a one-wire sensors? (DHT11/DHT22)
<zmatt>
they just use a gpio, so they don't really have any specific hardware dependency
<zmatt>
can't comment on the code or what it does or doesn't support, Adafruit's stuff is typically not that great
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<kona>
Guest55: i've used the adafruit dht library with circuitpython on rpi, seems fine there. haven't tried on my beaglebone
<kona>
pocketbeagle looks awesome but i couldn't find one in stock when i was looking for new toys so i have a bunch of esp32 stuff rn
<Guest55>
thanks for your help, I'll see what this brings.