Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Installation issues
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@neo_anderson apt upgrade does not change your system to new version, only bring this version up to date
lsb_release -a
shows the os version detail
buster is 2 versions back
bullseye and bookworm since then, bookworm, the current version, has been out over a year now
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@sdetweil Thanks. that makes sense. Im on buster. see below. I was searching how to upgrade to bookwork but from my understanding it’s not very simple. any recommendations?
pi@raspberrypi:~ $ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Raspbian
Description: Raspbian GNU/Linux 10 (buster)
Release: 10
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@sdetweil alternatively, is it simple better to format the pi and install bookworm from scratch?
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@neo_anderson said in Installation issues:
alternatively, is it simple better to format the pi and install bookworm from scratch?
yes, better to start with new base
backup MM config…
see my https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror-backup-restore
make sure to copy backup folder (MM_backup) off or push to git
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@sdetweil I got it working. Tried the manual method but it didnt work so then I tried your automatic script and it worked perfectly. much appreciated.
is there a way to get the software to prompt for the user to select from a pre-built list of modules and syn with an email account?
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@neo_anderson no we don’t have that
i am working in a new module installer that will let you pick from the 3rd party list catalog.
then after installing those will open my mmm-config module to allow you to configure the modules you installed
(and you can go back there at any tine, installer or config)i don’t think there is any concept of pre-built list of modules
my restore script works from a list of the urls (created at backup tine), but its just a text file list
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