bme280pi/raspberry_pi_version.py
"""Detect the Raspberry Pi Version.
Contains the detect_raspberry_pi_version function, which
detects the version of the Raspberry Pi used.
"""
import warnings
def get_list_of_revisions():
"""List of known Raspberry Pi Revisions.
Provides a list of known Raspberry Pi CPU IDs and the corresponding
Raspberry Pi model name ("revision").
Args:
Returns:
dict: dictionary of Raspberry Pi Revisions
"""
known_revisions = {'0002': 'Model B R1',
'0003': 'Model B R1',
'0004': 'Model B R2',
'0005': 'Model B R2',
'0006': 'Model B R2',
'0007': 'Model A',
'0008': 'Model A',
'0009': 'Model A',
'000d': 'Model B R2',
'000e': 'Model B R2',
'000f': 'Model B R2',
'0010': 'Model B+',
'0011': 'Compute Module',
'0012': 'Model A+',
'a01041': 'Pi 2 Model B',
'a21041': 'Pi 2 Model B',
'900092': 'Pi Zero',
'900093': 'Pi Zero',
'a02082': 'Pi 3 Model B',
'a22082': 'Pi 3 Model B',
'9000c1': 'Pi Zero W',
'c03111': 'Pi 4 Model B',
'abcdef': 'TestModel',
'0000': 'Unknown'}
return known_revisions
def detect_raspberry_pi_version():
"""Detect the Raspberry Pi Version.
Detects the Raspberry Pi version based on CPU information.
Note that if the model comes back as "Unknown", you may need
to add it to the dictionary in `get_list_of_revisions`. The
current list is up-to-date as of June 2020.
Args:
Returns:
str: Raspberry Pi version
"""
revision = "0000"
known_revisions = get_list_of_revisions()
try:
cpu_info = open("/proc/cpuinfo", "r")
for line in cpu_info:
if line.find("Revision") >= 0:
revision = line.rstrip().replace(" ", "").split(":")[1]
cpu_info.close()
except FileNotFoundError:
warnings.warn("Could not find /proc/cpuinfo")
return "Unknown"
if revision in known_revisions:
return known_revisions[revision]
return "Unknown"