Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Compatibility with raspberry Pi 5 right now and in the future.
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@Hugo the only real thing that is a concern really is the OS. As the Pi foundation (and the community as a whole) continues to move away from old windowing systems into new ones, there may be compatibility issues with underlying tech MM uses as it catches up. As long as node.js and electron moves with the core windowing system we’re fine…
just a dance you do with any open source…
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@Hugo said in Compatibility with raspberry Pi 5 right now and in the future.:
The latest version of MagicMirror requires at least a Raspberry Pi 2, 3, or 4
we have the Pi 5 in the docs too, see https://docs.magicmirror.builders/getting-started/requirements.html
@BKeyport said in Compatibility with raspberry Pi 5 right now and in the future.:
thing that is a concern really is the OS
next fun is coming, debian trixie is already released so it is a matter of time getting a new raspberry pi os wtih trixie …
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@karsten13 No mention of our desktop enviroments in the main release, so I guess it’s up to RPF to what they’re gonna do.
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@BKeyport I just installed on Trixie amd64, 2.32 and 2.33-develop no issues…
course this isn’t raspi… as its not released there yet
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@Linas123 said in Compatibility with raspberry Pi 5 right now and in the future.:
@sdetweil
I want to upgrade my Magic Mirror from a Pi 3 to the new Pi 5 because my old one takes almost an hour to boot — it’s basically dead already.A lot of the modules I use don’t really get updates anymore.
Do you think I could run into serious problems if I reinstall all of them on the new Pi 5?When I set everything up last time, I had issues with almost every module because of Node.js versions and similar things.
I’m not a coder, so I’m not really able to tweak the modules myself to fix compatibility issues.
I have a unit with a 3B+ and I’m having much of the same issue. It seems to just hang and many modules are no longer updating.
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@alex2 see my reply in your other post
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@karsten13 @BKeyport and @Linas123 I have been running MM on trixie since Feb or April I think, No issues. Only issues I had was with the control of my monitor on and off via a scripts but I documented that and posted it in the forum as well.
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@alex2 Could just need a refresh of the core - sometimes over many updates things will stick just because the OS, NPM, node.js and/or Magicmirror have updated so many times and they just get confused.
I generally rebuild my system with every major OS release that supports my PIs. Copy off the config files and start fresh.
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@Hugo I been running magic mirror on pi5 since they released it.
