geoff
9 February 2020 01:12
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What is the best way to install the latest node-red (1.0.3) on a Pi zero (ARMv6) given that nodejs no longer supports ARMv6?
How do you compiling nodejs on the Pi zero and is this a sensible way to go?
How are people getting around the fact that nodejs is not supported?
If you install Node v10 before running the Pi install script it will work just fine. I have several on v1.0.3
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Colin
9 February 2020 11:49
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The recommended pi install script should still work fine and install v10.19. The problem arises if you need v12, but that should not be for a while yet, node-red still works with nodejs v8.
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system
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9 April 2020 11:49
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