CrowPI L: Pi Panel in bullseye

profedprofed
edited November 2024 in Raspberry Pi & CrowPi

Dear,
I try to upgrade from buster to bullseye with this procedure
( sudo apt update; sudo apt upgrade; sudo apt full-upgrade; sudo apt autoremove; sudo reboot )
and then I've update in /etc/apt/sources.list and /etc/apt/sources.list.d/raspi.list all references from buster to bullseye so I ran a new
sudo apt update; sudo apt upgrade; sudo apt full-upgrade; sudo apt autoremove; sudo reboot
and it gave me a new SO in bullseye version, but Pi Panel won't run... I'm on CrowPI L and a warning tells: "the software needs to run on Crowpi-Laptop!"

Is there a new SO image in bullseye or bookworm for Raspberry PI 4 8GB (the factor form that fit into CrowPI L)

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  • watson01watson01

    Dear,

    It seems the issue lies in compatibility with Pi Panel on Bullseye. CrowPi-L may require specific drivers or configurations not included in the Bullseye update. Unfortunately, there's no official CrowPi-L Bullseye or Bookworm image yet. Consider reverting to Buster or checking with the manufacturer for a compatible image release.

  • PearlPearl

    @profed
    Looking for the latest CrowPi-L OS (Bookworm) image, please refer to this post.

  • wilsonwilson

    @eronfinch
    Pi Panel is a software developed by Elecrow for the CrowPi L product. It is written in QT and allows users to learn programming knowledge. Additionally, the software provides hyperlinks to various portal websites.

  • bennerbenner
    edited June 29

    @watson01 said:

    Dear,

    It seems the issue lies in compatibility with Pi Panel on Bullseye. CrowPi-L may require specific drivers or configurations not included in the Bullseye update. I faced a similar challenge when using capcut pro video editor on a custom Pi setup—it turned out certain graphical interfaces just aren’t fully supported without the right drivers. Unfortunately, there's no official CrowPi-L Bullseye or Bookworm image yet. Consider reverting to Buster or checking with the manufacturer for a compatible image release.

    I also have the same question. I followed the same upgrade steps from Buster to Bullseye on my Raspberry Pi 4 (CrowPi L), and after rebooting into Bullseye, Pi Panel stopped working with the same message: "the software needs to run on Crowpi-Laptop!" I'm wondering if there’s an updated Bullseye or Bookworm image officially configured for CrowPi L, or if there’s a compatibility fix needed to get Pi Panel working again. Would appreciate any guidance from others who’ve successfully upgraded without breaking the CrowPi software!

  • JennieJennie

    @benner said:

    @watson01 said:

    Dear,

    It seems the issue lies in compatibility with Pi Panel on Bullseye. CrowPi-L may require specific drivers or configurations not included in the Bullseye update. I faced a similar challenge when using capcut pro video editor on a custom Pi setup—it turned out certain graphical interfaces just aren’t fully supported without the right drivers. Unfortunately, there's no official CrowPi-L Bullseye or Bookworm image yet. Consider reverting to Buster or checking with the manufacturer for a compatible image release.

    I also have the same question. I followed the same upgrade steps from Buster to Bullseye on my Raspberry Pi 4 (CrowPi L), and after rebooting into Bullseye, Pi Panel stopped working with the same message: "the software needs to run on Crowpi-Laptop!" I'm wondering if there’s an updated Bullseye or Bookworm image officially configured for CrowPi L, or if there’s a compatibility fix needed to get Pi Panel working again. Would appreciate any guidance from others who’ve successfully upgraded without breaking the CrowPi software!

    Dear benner,
    Hope you are doing well. Thank you for reaching out .

    Our technical support team is currently looking into the issue in your message. Please be patient, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

    Thanks! Have a nice day!

  • JennieJennie

    @benner said:

    @watson01 said:

    Dear,

    It seems the issue lies in compatibility with Pi Panel on Bullseye. CrowPi-L may require specific drivers or configurations not included in the Bullseye update. I faced a similar challenge when using capcut pro video editor on a custom Pi setup—it turned out certain graphical interfaces just aren’t fully supported without the right drivers. Unfortunately, there's no official CrowPi-L Bullseye or Bookworm image yet. Consider reverting to Buster or checking with the manufacturer for a compatible image release.

    I also have the same question. I followed the same upgrade steps from Buster to Bullseye on my Raspberry Pi 4 (CrowPi L), and after rebooting into Bullseye, Pi Panel stopped working with the same message: "the software needs to run on Crowpi-Laptop!" I'm wondering if there’s an updated Bullseye or Bookworm image officially configured for CrowPi L, or if there’s a compatibility fix needed to get Pi Panel working again. Would appreciate any guidance from others who’ve successfully upgraded without breaking the CrowPi software!

    Dear benner,
    We are very sorry, but we do not have the updated image or repair method you need. We recommend that you do not upgrade the system, as this will damage our learning system. If you need to return to the original image system, you can download and install it from our website.
    We are very sorry for the inconvenience.
    Best regards,

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