raspberrypi
[BUG]: Incompatible OS for Raspberry Pi -> Suggestion to remove
What happened?
Just wanted to report that the following IMage is NOT compatible with the assigned RPi Version:
Other specific-purpose OS -> Digital Signage -> FullpageOS Not compatible with Raspberry Pi Model 1 Reason: CPU lacks features the current version requires.
I would suggest to remove it from the selection for RPi 1
Version
1.9.4 (Default)
What host operating system were you using?
Windows
Host OS Version
Windows 11 24H2
Selected OS
FullpageOS
Which Raspberry Pi Device are you using?
Raspberry Pi A, B, A+, B+, and Compute Module 1
What kind of storage device are you using?
microSD Card in an internal reader
OS Customisation
- [ ] Yes, I was using OS Customisation when the bug occurred.
Relevant log output
@ZeroIchiro Thank you for the report. Unfortunately this isn't something that we control ourselves.
@guysoft Could you make the necessary changes to https://unofficialpi.org/rpi-imager/rpi-imager-fullpageos.json please? 🙂
Addition from me: This so far pertains the nightlies, currently testing the stable version, since that one is 3 years old.
Hey. It indeed RPI1 is not updated. I can update that.
Also @ZeroIchiro there is a release candidate planned to be released this week, that should become the sable soon :) https://github.com/guysoft/FullPageOS/issues/658
Thank you @guysoft . This change has been automatically included into https://downloads.raspberrypi.com/os_list_imagingutility_v4.json (which is the actual JSON file used by RPi Imager).
@lurch Indeed, I see that from v3 to v4 you started caching it or something or the sort. Takes a short while.
I usually test by using:
rpi-imager --repo https://unofficialpi.org/rpi-imager/rpi-imager-fullpageos.json
I can't close the issue, I think it can be closed at this point.
Yeah, IIRC in v4 we automatically coalesce all the separate JSON files into one big JSON file, because trying to download each of the subitem JSON files individually was slowing down the responsiveness of the Imager UI for people with slow network connections.