Open JanLahmann opened 1 year ago
The current install procedure only works on Raspberry Pi OS version "Bullseye" using Python 3.9. In Raspberry Pi Imager, Bullseye is available in "Raspberry Pi OS (other)". Then choose "Raspberry Pi OS (Legacy)".
Hi Jan,
I ran the installation procedure on the latest Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit version (bookworm) in a virtual environment. My system didn't start after modifying the file /boot/config.txt due to forcing 32-bit.
After reverting the modification and booting the 64-bit system, I installed Qiskit and Jupyter by typing the commands into the console. I successfully ran a simple code that generated a random bit using Jupyter in a browser, connected to rasqberry:8888.
I'm thinking of trying to modify the installation procedure (RasQ-init.sh and other scripts) to make RasQberry compatible with the 64-bit system.
already the first step
pip3 install getgist
fails.