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Need Help - Absolute Beginner - Code Posted!
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@sdetweil, I have made more time again. Thank you again for helping. But your last comment has me slightly confused. Here is what i “think”…
By changing the folder name as you suggested earlier, I sorta uninstalled it. At least made any script you directed me to, to not recognize it as already being there and therefore allowing the script to run as intended and install and check system as it normally would. But your last statement makes me think otherwise now. My confusion is why change a parameter? I really want to use your script as it is intended to do, install, check, etc as it is intended. I don’t want this to be any more difficult than it needs to be or for you to make special arrangements either as I am sure you have better things to do and you are opening yourself up for who knows what special requests in the future, lol.
Next, I am confused when reading the full return code that I posted above…It says…
echo -e "\e[91mSorry, your Raspberry Pi is not supported." echo -e "\e[91mPlease run MagicMirror on a Raspberry Pi 2 or 3."I have a Rasberry Pi 4. There are other things it states as issues but those are almost irrelevant until the script can perform as normal with the install. I have even gone as far as to try and find magicmirror in the “add/remove” software but after browsing and trying specific searches for it, I have come up empty. More confusion upon confusion.
I am at a loss as to what to do next outside of wiping this micro sdcard and starting over without the manual install…Please help! thank you!
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@bumrocks >Here is the full code as it is returned to me…
u are not supposed to SEE the code of the script… u just execute it
bash -c "… " means execute whatever is downloaded…
you just copy/paste that one line from my github repo and its all done
bash -c "$(curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts/master/raspberry.sh)"technically, the project (MagicMirror) says that it is ONLY supported on armv7l devices (pi 3 and 4).
my script allows you to install anyhow (if u want to try it anyhow)…
(I haven’t found anything it won’t run on, so its safe bet)
i didn’t update the message , but will correct it…
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@bumrocks the instructions on my repo say
to execute the install script, cut/paste this line into the terminal window on your device (I can't say PI, cause it works in a lot of other places too) -
@sdetweil , I am aware of your instructions. I promise I read them. I have not tried to guess or shortcut your help. If you go back to the 11th post here…
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/12964/need-help-absolute-beginner-code-posted/11
…you can see where I stated what I did and what problems I ran into. Maybe those issues had something to do with something else I had done…Now that I have turned off and booted the Pi again things are different. I will try the script again here in a minute and report back if it went as it is supposed to…
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@bumrocks said in Need Help - Absolute Beginner - Code Posted!:
If you go back to the 11th post here…
yes, u are looking at the code for some reason, if you cut/paste the entire line, you will not see the installer code, but the results of it executing…
don’t retype it…
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@sdetweil , oh crap…I was not typing anything. I was copying and pasting but being my noobness in terminal is shining through I was only copying and pasting from within the quotes. I think before that I had copied…
-c "$(curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts/master/raspberry.sh)"…without the “bash” and therefore got an error code…I then guessed that I should try the code within the quotes facepalm My bad!
I will come back and let you know if I have outsmarted myself again or succeded in progressing, lol!
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@bumrocks Easy mistake…
