Problem with Razberry install

[qbawawa]

I have fresh install on Raspberry Pi 3 (with device tree switched off), but the module doesn't work and show in log

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[2016-05-06 17:39:16.634] [D] [zway] SENDING: ( 01 03 00 07 FB )
[2016-05-06 17:39:16.836] [I] [zway] Job 0x07 (Get controller info and supported function classes): No ACK received before timeout
[2016-05-06 17:39:16.836] [W] [zway] Job 0x07 (Get controller info and supported function classes) dropped: too many resends
[2016-05-06 17:39:16.836] [D] [zway] Job 0x07 (Get controller info and supported function classes): fail
[2016-05-06 17:39:16.836] [C] [zway] Get Serial API Capabilities returned zero.
[2016-05-06 17:39:16.836] [I] [zway] Removing job: Get controller info and supported function classes
[2016-05-06 17:39:16.846] [D] [zway] Worker thread exit point
[2016-05-06 17:39:16.846] [D] [zway] Worker thread successfully finished
[2016-05-06 17:39:16.847] [E] [zway] SaveData will not save data since it wasn't loaded. This is to prevent data loss.
[2016-05-06 17:39:16.864] [I] [core] Notification: critical (z-wave): Cannot start Z-Wave binding: Error: Bad data - communication failed

What can be wrong? What should I check?

[codefox]

Have you disabled Bluetooth? That had to be done on the Pi 3. I'm still having issues on mine though.

[qbawawa]

Have you disabled Bluetooth? That had to be done on the Pi 3. I'm still having issues on mine though.

As I know new installer disables bluetooth, but of course I also disable it.

[BaneOfSerenity]

I am getting the exact same error log but I'm using a Raspberry pi 2. Figure anything new out?

[BaneOfSerenity]

So in the short time I have been playing with this I went into the Raspberry Pi Configuration and turned off serial under interfaces and that has seemed to fix it for me. Might want to try it on yours as well.

[codefox]

@BaneofSerenity:

That absolutely solved my problem! Stupid question maybe, but what made you even think to check that? I'm new to the Raspberry Pi and I don't know that I would have thought to turn off that specific interface. It makes sense now that I did though!

[pfgpacheco]

I have the same problem on my pi 3....

I did what you say and go to --> sudo raspi-config --> Advanced options --> serial --> disable

After do this i reboot the pi3 and I am getting the exact same error.

[oriharel]

@pfgpacheco - same here. did you resolve this issue?