Arduino 9-Axes Shield with Raspberry Pi

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Is it advisable to connect the Arduino 9-Axes Motion Shield with Raspberry Pi because the official guide says that the only way to power that shield is by stacking it on top of an Arduino board.

For a moment, let's say that the shied does get powered on through RPi (using its 5V and GND pins). How do we read the data serially (I2C) through the RPi as there are no libraries installed for the shield like we have in the Arduino IDE which gives out well defined data for the three axes.

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rxhl:
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Asking about a Raspberry Pi only question on an Arduino forum is not going to get you many responses. This is a question you should ask on the Pi forum.

But yes you can connect this on a Pi but look to the voltage it is powered from and consider level shifters on the I2C lines if it has a 5V line.