Problem on new installation / upgrade
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Hello. I have a duet3, with SBC raspi 3B+, and a 7 inches touchscree. Always used this setup.
Becauase I was having problems wiuth the sd card. I decided to flashed a brand new one. The problems Im facing:1.- Installing this seems to work , but then my touchscreen becomes useless since the re is no GUI: https://pkg.duet3d.com/DuetPi-lite.zip
2.- This version: https://pkg.duet3d.com/DuetPi.zip it doesnt boot. I downloaded and flashed at least 5 times, always same result. The system never boots
3.- I tried this one: http://pkg.duet3d.com/DuetPi-arm64.zip it boots and everything is ok but the DWC version is 3.5.1, the board firmware is 3.5.2 and DSF is 3.5.2
If I loggin in SSH and execute as instructed the commands:
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgradeI get that everything is updated (there was un updated performen on the GUI the first boot)
Question is: should I be using the 64 bits version on a raspi 3 B+?
32 bit image is checked (corrupted or something?)
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@chrishamm said in Problem on new installation / upgrade:
Bookworm
Thnaks you all. I think this post can be considered as SOLVED.
As a recap:
at least for me, the 64 bits version is really not running with enough resources on a a raspi 3 B+, too slow, I got many weird erros on daemoin.g file, camera issues, etc.The 32 bit version is now running as suposed to.
LCD touch screen in my case needs extra config to run on bookworm, I found the solucion here: https://www.waveshare.com/wiki/Main_Page#RPi-Displays (llok for your model)
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one for @chrishamm
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@Tinchus If you have the official RPi 7'' display, you need to change config.txt to add support for the touchscreen. That's changed between Debian Buster and Bookworm and it isn't specific to DuetPi. See https://www.waveshare.com/wiki/7inch_DSI_LCD Please check if that makes a difference.
It's up to you if you want to use the 32- or 64-bit build. 64 bit may perform a bit better but it may require slightly more RAM.
I'm going to build new images with 3.5.3 when that is out, which should happen within the next few days.
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@chrishamm Question: I installed DuetPi-arm64.zip and can't seem to login or logon. Has the user or password changed?
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@guywinslow said in Problem on new installation / upgrade:
@chrishamm Question: I installed DuetPi-arm64.zip and can't seem to login or logon. Has the user or password changed?
Did you use the Raspberry Pi Imager?
Best to create a new thread if you're still having issues.
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@Phaedrux This issue happened also to me. I did used the pi imager. During the config process it asked to create an user. I did it. Later that user nor the default pi user were recognized
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Perhaps @chrishamm can confirm if the pi imager user setup should be working?
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@Tinchus Please check if this problem is still present in our latest builds. I believe I saw this problem once before, but it seems to be gone in all four DuetPi builds that I just released. I double-checked this time.
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@chrishamm Will do, thanks. Where can I find those releases? the images posted here https://docs.duet3d.com/en/User_manual/Machine_configuration/SBC_setup have same name and date as the others so I guess are old ones
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@Tinchus You can find them here: https://github.com/Duet3D/DuetPi/releases/tag/bookworm-2024-09-19 I've updated the links, too.
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@chrishamm I have installed that image. I can confirm the log problem is gone, also I can notice a great perfomance improvement over the 64 bit version on the raspi 3 B+.
I have 2 problems now: the image downloaded intalled version 3.5.3 od DWC and DSF 3.5.3, but version 3.5.2 of board version still remains to be 3.5.2 and of course the DWC compalins about not being the same version.
I tried to update using
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
Some packages were update,very few, but not the board firmware, I never got the request as usual to do that. I tried to update the firmware through DWC and I cant because it says Im on SBC mode.
So, how can I update my foirmware on the board? (duet 3 SBC mode)
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@Tinchus M997 S0 should do it
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@chrishamm said in Problem on new installation / upgrade:
Bookworm
Thnaks you all. I think this post can be considered as SOLVED.
As a recap:
at least for me, the 64 bits version is really not running with enough resources on a a raspi 3 B+, too slow, I got many weird erros on daemoin.g file, camera issues, etc.The 32 bit version is now running as suposed to.
LCD touch screen in my case needs extra config to run on bookworm, I found the solucion here: https://www.waveshare.com/wiki/Main_Page#RPi-Displays (llok for your model)
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