Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
cannot get Raspberry pi 2 to run
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@theaddies ok, so there is that problem
oh, which raspi os image are you using?
MUST be the legacy image, 32 bit
lsb_release - a
will tell us
if buster is legacy
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@sdetweil ```
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Raspbian
Description: Raspbian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye)
Release: 11
Codename: bullseye -
@theaddies yep, can’t run bullseye on armv6l
must be the legacy image, buster
SOOO
reflash SD card w buster and run install againchromium is compiled for armv7, so instructions armv6 doesn’t have, this illegal instruction error
need to add another test to install
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@sdetweil Oh wow. Sorry for all the trouble. What a pain.
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@theaddies no worries.
I’ll update install to end if not buster on armv6l,
then u would have known -
@sdetweil Thanks for all the help. I have several pi4s I just want to use the model 2 because the mirror is a perfect application for the older computer.
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@theaddies understood
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@sdetweil After I run the install script, what do I do. Since the script disables the screen saver and configures the Mirror to autostart I thought I would not need to do anything else. However, pm2 status all reveals that there is nothing running. I run pm2 status all and it is blank.
I am not sure if I should follow the process in the link below.
https://howchoo.com/g/ntcymzbimjv/how-to-install-magic-mirror-on-your-raspberry-piWhen I reboot the mirror I get the magicmirror2 logo showing up and it seems to be booting up but then the screen goes blank and I have nothing. It is almost like it reboots the pi.
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@theaddies send me the ~/install.log
and do the same chromium
and
./run-start.sh
testslsb_release -a
to confirm buster
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@theaddies you should not need to do anything. it should be setup to autostart
