linux - Raspberry PI node EventEmitter memory leak -
I am using Johnny-Five node module on Raspberry Pi to run some services on the robot with the following script.
var = = required ('Johnny-Five'), board, servo, lead; Board = new five Boer (); Board.on ('ready', function () {servo = new five.Servo ({pin: 9, category: [0,180]}) // Allow direct commandline access board. Repl.inject ({s: servo });});
I get the following error when running this code with node 0.10.29-1 on Raspberry Pi
1 (node) Warning: Potential events Emmetor discovered memory leaks 11 listeners said. Use the emitter.setMaxListeners () to increase the range of trace in the process. EventEmitter.addListener (events.js: 160: 15) at process.on.process.addListener (node.js: 768: 26) Board. On board (/ home / pi / sonny / node_modules / johnny-five) / Lib / board.js: 375: 15) On board. & Lt; Anonymous & gt; (/home/pi/sonny/node_modules/johnny-five/lib/board.js:154:18) at SerialPort. & Lt; Anonymous & gt; (/home/pi/sonny/node_modules/johnny-five/node_modules/firmata/lib/firmata.js:418:13) at SerialPort.EventEmitter.emit (events.js: 95: 17) at / home / pi / sonny / Node_modules / johnny-five / node_modules / serialport / serialport.js: 230: 16 There is a need to set maxlistsers anywhere in codecs.
If I run my notebook (Linux Mint 14 + node 0.10.20) on this notebook, then it works fine.
What is the method to set Maxlistner in the world on Raspberry Pi (running raspben)?
If not, how do I add setMaxListeners to my code?
It became a power issue with Raspberry P Once I put motors on a different power supply But with a normal ground everything started to work.
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