I was using the matrix for some but had to reset my raspberry pi, when I went back to reinstall the kernel modules I have been getting numerous errors relating to the kernel header.
in kernel 4.19 codec got replaced by component. i’ll have a look and make some tests, if i find some quick fixup Update
… there got more things broken / changed with the newer kernel, i got it compiled but i’m lacking alsa development experience so the sound stuff will actually not work, but i got the other stuff working. i’m now testing a simple recoring.
update
i have downgraded my rpi kernel to 4.14 and now everything is working again, but the drivers still need to be refactored, to keep up with the new raspbian kernel, for future updates.
Were you able to get your project working? We’ll have to look into the kernel update to see what changes we need to make it compatible. I hope your project worked, and I apologize for this last minute problem you had to encounter!
We will post an update once we have the fix. Thank you for your patience!
Thanks for getting back to me, it took so long though
I had to downgrade to Raspbian 9.8 and install all of the packages from source, it was just a trial and error method but I luckily got it done, you also have to ensure not to enter any of the sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade commands
Do you have any update on the Zigbee buffer overflow error?
P.S. For those of you having MATRIX kernel module issues with the April, 2019 Raspbian and looking for a fresh install, here is the older Raspbian image that works with all our libraries.
We will update as soon as we have the fix for the latest release!
If you install from package like above, you shouldn’t need to clone, & cmake, make, etc. I haven’t tried uninstalling & reinstalling with compiling from source.