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Adds support for Raspberry Pi 5 #1868
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I don't think this will work as the GPU is different on the pi 5.
@vpetersson I'm getting a Segmentation fault when running The progress so far (right after running the installer, well at least some custom commands): EDIT: Looks like I will take more work than expected because of the GPU differences, you're right. |
Install script completes successfully on a clean install. Docker containers appear to startup correctly. However, upon reboot I lose video output altogether. No longer see any boot/kernel messages, it never returns. System is pingable, anthias service is reachable over http.
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@nstephens, thanks for providing feedback. I'm still in the process of building a version of WebView compatible with Raspberry Pi 5. |
@nstephens, you can try running the install/update script again to see if it works on your Pi 5: cd && \
bash <(curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nicomiguelino/Anthias/refs/heads/test-rpi5-support/bin/install.sh) |
Hi @nicomiguelino, I was able to install it successfully on Pi5. Then, I can access the dashboard page and see the splash screen on the window. I added a few test assets; only the audio is missing.
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I just did a fresh install of RPi Lite OS, ran the install script, and failed quickly:
Manually ran sudo apt-get update and then retried the script and it worked as expected! |
@nstephens, glad to hear that. |
I only tried the once, so unsure. Previously when I ran the install I recall it doing an apt update prior to pulling more of the script. It felt like maybe it didn't do that this time, which is why I thought to try an apt update and then re-run the script. After that it proceeded without error. I've rebooted several times and the display comes up as expected and appears operational. I'm running on a monitor without speakers, so I can't speak to the audio section, but the display is correct. The only nit I have (which is likely out of scope here) is that I have the RPi configured to display in portrait mode and can verify that's working by swapping to console (ctrl alt f1), however Anthias is showing everything in default landscape. |
@nstephens, thanks for the detailed response. I'll be taking notes. |
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