Where is the rPi 4 image?

Anthias
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I’m reading the intro page on github and it links to

what the heck is WebView and QTWebEngine? I’m just looking for the rPi image for screenly OSE. I noticed there was 2020-07-17-Screenly-OSE.zip under sprint release 10.1 but it looks super old. (July 2020). Is that the latest one? if not, where does one find the latest one?

I had a look inside the qt5-5.15.2-buster-pi4.tar.gz archive and it doesn’t look like a linux OS image - just a bunch of folders.

I’m confused.

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+1… help please

thanx

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+2… I can’t get OSE to work on R Pi 4 B.

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I have the same question. I wasn’t able to install Sceenly Ose on rPi 4. I got some rPi 3 running but got some problems with some web page so I tried on rPi 4 but doesn’t work at all. Maybe QT, QTWebEngine and WebView are updates but didn’t find how to install it. If somebody could answer these questions.

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I am in the same boat. I get this error when trying to flash on belenaEtcher:

Missing Partition Table

It looks like this is not a bootable image. The image does not appear to contain a partition table, and might not be recognized or bootable by your device.

Does anyone have any ideas here?

Thanks in advance

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There are no images available at this time for the latest version. I got it running by installing raspbian lite and then installing manually using:

$ bash <(curl -sL https://install-ose.srly.io)

Additionally, you need set your username in raspbian as ‘pi’ or it will not boot.

All that being said, after I got it running I discovered that I can not display video from my Pi4 which is an issue I have already posted about and still waiting for a solution.

Hope that helps.

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For the pi username, one of the easiest things to implement is a userconf.txt file that includes the pi user already created with default raspberry as password like it used to be, and gets copied to the /boot/ partition if the /home/pi directory isnt detected.

With regards to your video playback issue, have you tried a recent reinstall? including running the ./screenly/bin/upgrade_containers.sh file? because I believe this video playback issue was fixed, I just tested on my pi4 and I can play a test mp4 video just fine.