I am going to be using a Hubitat C8 to manage some automation for an external building, and from reading their forums, many people recommend Node-RED as the backbone to their system for continuity and easily setting up with a different system. So, if I'm going to invest in a new pi (I have one from…

[image] moose: Bullseye, which is the only supported version of PiOS by NR Where did you get that idea? I have Node-red running on Raspberry Pies with RPiOS Buster (Pi 4), Bullseye (Zero Two) and Bookworm (4 and Zero Two) I have seen reports of problems with GPIOs in the Pi 5 and/or Bookwor…

This is from NR Get Started Running on Raspberry Pi Prerequisites If you are using Raspberry Pi OS, Bullseye is the currently supported version. Installing and Upgrading Node-RED We provide a script to install Node.js, npm and Node-RED onto a Raspberry Pi. The script can also be used to upgrade an…

[image] jbudd: have Node-red running on Raspberry Pies with RPiOS Buster (Pi 4), Bullseye (Zero Two) I should have said most up to date version, not only version

[image] moose: Bullseye is the currently supported version. Ah yes, there it is in black and white. Imho it's the documentation that's out of date, but I can understand you might want more official confirmation.

If it's working for you, thats good enough for me. I don't want to invest money or energy in to something that is uncertain, as this working correctly will be fairly critical for a small business. If I do need GPIO, this may be the solution? [image] @redplc/node-red-rpi-gpio Node-RED no…

[image] GPIO and raspberry pi 5 General I try to use the default GPIO pin-out and get the message : "nrgpio python command not running". obviously I'm doing something wrong, or I'm forgetting to install some basics into the Raspberry Pi. How can I get this working? Does …

The whole Pi ecosystem (not just NR) that relied upon the python RPi.GPIO library has been thrown by the "recent" changes A few months ago, I managed to wrangle my Pi5 to work but I don't know what the current workaround is

Hi, I work on a gpio node that works on all RPi (also 5). At moment I test the ds18b20 part. I publish it here when finished.

[image] moose: this working correctly will be fairly critical for a small business Personally I would go for proven h/w and s/w for this and use a 4. There is no need to risk using the latest bleeding edge technology with a 5.

Hi, please follow the instructions on https://discourse.nodered.org/t/gpio-and-raspberry-pi-5/84241/4 you need to remove a PIP part to make it work.

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