How do I set a password in Screenly on the new Raspberry Pi4?

[kinhadthu]

I would suggest you to try one more time with the image here
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and the steps here:

Screenly OSE do not display after installation

@ealmonte32 Thanks for your suggestions. Hello everyone who’s reading this topic and trying to find a solution In some forums you may see some guides to use “sudo su” command to gain root priviledge, but hey, don’t use it before running bash command. It will not create enough screenly folders for the “pi” user (/home/pi/screenly) which makes further steps to fail. You can use these commands for Bullseye 22-Sep-2022 lite version (Don’t use Legacy - Buster version yet) sudo apt up…