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Installation problems when using Debian Bookworm, Debian v12. #51

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arnoldandreasson opened this issue Oct 23, 2023 · 3 comments
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A new release of "Raspberry Pi OS Lite" was made 2023-10-10.

  1. PipeWire is used instead of PulseAudio for audio.
  2. Python version 11 is used.
  3. Not all packages are up and running at "https://www.piwheels.org".
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Old style of "asyncio.wait" is deprecated in Python 11.
The code is updated and commited to GitHub. Seems to work during initial testing, more testing will follow.

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In Bookworm all Python packages should be installed in virtual environments. But some of them are not stable as wheels yet. If they are installed with "sudo apt install" then "--system-site-packages" must be added when creating the "venv".
Exampel if numpy is problematic:
sudo apt install python3-numpy
python -m venv --system-site-packages venv

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It looks like no audio system is installed in the Lite version "Raspberry Pi OS Lite".
That means PipWire is not a problem, but PulseAudio must be installed. Command:
sudo apt install pulseaudio

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