Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Compatibility with raspberry Pi 5 right now and in the future.
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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.
