Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
nodejs 22.18.0 ??
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@sdetweil i had the same problem yesterday with bookworm
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@Assassins did you use my script?
I tested 32 bit on pi3 the other other day
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@sdetweil but is only install 22.15.0 and not 22.18.0 yesterday on bookworm, and today on trixie
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@Assassins flash sd card with bookworm , boot sd, run script
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@sdetweil
bookworm 32bit on a freash install say :
pi@EmptyImage:~ $ sudo npm install n -g
sudo: npm: Command not found -
@Assassins yes, node/npm are not installed
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@sdetweil
You start by referring to another thread.
Have you even read what I’m writing in this thread??
Read further up, I’m writing that just install 22.15.0 on a fresh install, and you write back, after you wirte “flash sd card with bookworm , boot sd, run script” the another thread say
sudo npm install n -g -
the script, my script will install node/npm at the version we think matches inside electron, if necessary
IF there is a problem, separately, outside my script,
you can use n or nvm to update/change your node version
n requires node and npm to be installed (as they are part of the n install) -
But how can i install 22.18.0 on a fresh install without all the script.
Why does it have to be so much hassle to install MM today, in the past it was MUCH easier to install. -
@Assassins which OS? trixie 32 bit is a mess… stay with bookworm
my script does the job. from the start (not on trixie)
I have tested on pi3 (32) and pi5 (64) and VM (64 bit)
trixie changes the way swap space increase is done and requires a reboot to change (dumb)
so, it runs REALLLLLLLLLLY slow… in small memory systems… PI-02w -
@Assassins you can also install nvm, which is a bash version of node installation
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@Assassins well the good news is we are keeping the MagicMirror core dependencies up to date, but that is the bad news too… change brings churn….
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You can try this
Before check if you have a version installed yet
node -vIf yes uninstall it
For install node.js 22 MAJOR
curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_22.x | sudo -E bash - sudo apt install nodejsAt least check if you have the good version with node -v
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