Will Gateway image work on Raspberry Pi 3?

[WhiteHare]

Any ETA yet as to when this might be working?

[Felix]

The Foundation just released a new version of Raspbian Jessie; at this rate they should think about LTE releases so guys like you aren't always playing catch-up.

Yeah unfortunately such a moving target makes it very difficult to follow and stay up to date with whatever the OS flavor is doing. I used to have a guide (which is still there now) which would just work when followed to the letter, on raspbian wheezy.
With Jessie, unless you know your way around the jessie changes (especially init) you will get stuck and think the guide is bad. When jessie is done with, are we faced with another major revamp?

[Simon]

I would expect the init changes in Jesse will become the only supported service framework in a few years, probably sooner.

[jordantallent]

I have hit a road bump trying to go through the setup steps but using a RPi3.  I started with 2016-05-27-raspbian-jessie-lite image.  Did an update and upgrade and followed the steps on the Gateway page but when it came time to verify that nginx was working, I went to my PIs IP address and nothing.  'Refused to connect'.  I am SSH into my PI so I know it's connected.  Could it be an issue with Jessie lite?  I tried with nginx 1.8 as in the step-by-step then tried again with the current stable release 1.10.1.  Any ideas???

[Felix]

@jordantallent:
Did you use all the default configurations? Are you sure everything is loaded up correctly on the Pi side?
The error you get indicates that either nginx isn't running or nothing is listening at the port you connect to (HTTP port 80?).

[duane1]

@jordantallent:
Well I made it this far also with nginx 1.10.1 on a Pi3 and got the same error as you.   The solution which worked for me is deleting the current content of ngnix.conf before adding the new config contents.  Then it worked fine to this point (make sure you restart nginx after the change:  sudo service nginx restart ).  I'm sure Felix spends a lot of time trying to make it work for all possible idiots.  Missed one (me)      The change is in red below. Now to see if I can press on to get the remaining steps working on the Pi3.

sudo nano /etc/nginx/nginx.conf

Delete the current nginx.config file contents and then Dump this configuration in the nginx.config file, and save it: