HOEMichelR

Yes: 

Here is an actual log file created with journalctl: [LogFile.txt](https://github.com/Screenly/screenly-ose/files/8122388/LogFile.txt) Does Screenly have an own logfile itself?

Update: I've tried the same installation routine with another Raspi 4B, but Rev. 1.1 -> it's working there, but with an older buster image (2021-01-11-raspios-buster-armhf-lite) My Raspi with the problems...

Thank you very much @ealmonte32 for your great support, but I couldn't establish a running version of Screenly with your instructions. This time, Screenly was not installed entirely, because there...

Thanks @ealmonte32 for your patience, but I'm less than a linux beginner ;-) 1) Took the image "2021-05-07 raspios buster 64-bit lite" and installed it 2) Installed "docker-compose" and "docker-ce"...

Some additional information: Web-Server was installed after all, because I can open Screenly via IP-Address remotely, but on the Raspi, Screenly is not started, only the linux shell is visible....

Here are the log files from Screenly (installed with raspios-buster-armhf-lite - the one I originally used) [Server.txt](https://github.com/Screenly/screenly-ose/files/8141826/Server.txt) [Viewer.txt](https://github.com/Screenly/screenly-ose/files/8141828/Viewer.txt)

I get the message, that there are no alternatives for pyhton But, when I type **python --version**, I get the result: Python 2.7.16

I have 3 folders in /usr/lib: - python2.7 - python3 - python3.7

When I take my second image (32 bit raspios-buster-armhf-lite) there is the same python version installed and also these 3 folders are existing; recreating the Screenly containers works there: ...