Thanks, On Raspberry Pi 2 stuck on following Message :
[I 160430 11:14:40 server:535] SQLite version: 3.8.7.1What is the problem ?
No problem here: this message indicates, that the server is running now. Congratulations 
OMG 
Thank you.
Now you can connect your WioLink with the Android App to this local server (using the IP address and port of the Raspi2).
Really Grateful
I am doing the same but when I try to read from the node(s) I get:
{“error”: “Please attach the valid node token (not the user token)”}
with curl I logged in (didn’t achieve it with postman) and also I did a list through curl to see my nodes
Also for FQDN I put my dyddns hostname
What am I doing wrong?
Hi Uwe,
Great manual !
I already wanted to this, but Googling already brought me to your walkthrough
I used a stock Raspberry Pi 3, with Raspbian Pixel edition for the setup.
Your manual covered almost everything
I had only to change 2 things to make it work :
1 API not available for Wio
Initially, I got an 404 error, when trying to access the API of a linked Wio device
To fix this I had to config the 000-default.conf file :
(see the deploy script from the wio site)
2 Automatically start server.py
After the installation, even after manually running server.py and installing the firmware, I still got an error when trying to automatically boot it.
To fix this, I had to make sure the Raspberry waited until it had network connection before booting.
This can be set in the GUI or using the shell command :
sudo raspi-config
Boot Options/Wait for network at boot
Have fun !