Closed Mattat01 closed 3 weeks ago
It looks like you have Raspbian Stretch, which was from 7 years ago. Most likely you need to upgrade your Raspbian to a more recent version, such as Bookworm or Bullseye
Whatever I have would certainly be from 7+ years ago, which also means that I have forgotten everything about how I set it up...
Would you agree that I follow the steps to upgrade to Bullseye here: https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/raspberry-pi-update-raspbian-os/ (except target the Bullseye repo instead of the Buster (I can probably find an updated guide)), and then redo the OSPi update, or should I be reflashing an SD card and starting from scratch?
I'm comfortable updating, I'm just not familiar with the history of what changed and why over the last 7 years, so I'm not sure if it is going to be that simple! If starting from scratch is just flashing a new Raspberry Pi firmware and installing OpenSprinkler, then reuploading my config backup, that may be a less error prone way to proceed. Do you have experience with either, and/or an opinon?
Thanks
I just made up a new SD with bookworm, and it is now up and running with Firmware 2.2.1.
Thanks.
I'm confused. I'm trying to update the firmware on my OSPi, and get the following response to sudo ./build.sh ospi:
Ultimately my app still says I'm on Firmware 2.1.8(2) , and I cannot work out if the above contains critical errors that might cause this or, certainly, how to fix it.
Any assistance would be appreciated. Thanks, Matthew