You probably don't have the six Python module installed. You can find it on pypi. To install it: $ easy_install six. (if you have pip installed, use ...
22.02.2021 · Your python executable is 3.8 (good) and you use it by typing 'python' in the console. Install the module (it is not a built in module) "sudo python -m pip install ...
20.08.2018 · 1 Answer1. Show activity on this post. It sounds like your install process was a bit complicated, so perhaps the first thing is to get some knowledge of what you have in your modules collection. Examine what you have in your python*/site-packages directories - these will be found in /usr/lib, /usr/lib64, and possibly /usr/local/lib and or lib64 ...
28.05.2020 · I'm guessing it's the usual Python2 vs.Python3 problem: you have installed only the Python2 version of RPi.GPIO and you're running the script with Python3. Install the Python3 ver
24.12.2021 · Rasperry Pi "No module named 'encodings'". Bookmark this question. Show activity on this post. I have installed conda to use an older version of python to install the module cv2. After the installation I could not install any packages and I do not know how to do it, there are no detailed descriptions on the internet.
13.11.2020 · Note: this is a work in progress, another problem has cropped up which needs to be looked at! Currently picockpit will not work on Ubuntu, unfortunately.