Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
warning warning , new os images today Oct 11
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@sdetweil said in warning warning , new os images today Oct 11:
interesting…
the install of the 32 bit system on the PI4, results in a hybrid
(pi3 is ok)64 bit kernel (aarch64) and 32 bit user space (armhf)
This was already the case with Bulleyes since May or June 2023.
To have a 32bit kernel just add this in/boot/config.txt
:
arm_64bit=0
Result is:
it’s
armv7l
and notaarch64
;)The main problem with
aarch64
is some app with compile for x64 using but we can execute it because like you says: it’s an 32bits system
Again… like we know using x64 raspbian OS (full) with a pi it’s not really stable and can make some trouble
So I’m agree with you: it’s complex for manage any update -
The install script worked okay on Armbian 23.8.1 (Bookworm). PM2 install worked great. Screensaver disable didn’t work the first time but after a manual configuration to auto-boot into the user and then a couple of boots it seems to be doing well.
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@bhepler thanks for the feedback
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@sdetweil so… playing with bookworm, I’m gonna officially mark it not recommended - while it works - I used your scripts…
if I reboot, I lose PM2, it won’t autostart - and it’s spawning as if it’s a fresh install.
VNC no longer works - Wayland don’t support it, and if I back off to x11, it won’t start.
Other misc issues here and there. I’d highly recommend staying with bullseye for production.
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@BKeyport pm2 , yeh a pain in the rear
the command to setup auto start works when run manually but not in my script for some reason
pm2 startup
it will.output the command to execute
copy/,paste that hit enter
pm2 start all
pm2 saveVNC, yes they said so