Trixie support!

At last! Trixie support!!!

GoPiGo can now be installed via pip install
https://pypi.org/project/mr-gopigo3/1.0.0/

There is an installation FAQ here.

Basically two ways to install

1.a user creates virtual environment.
1.b pip install mr-gogigo3
1.c source ~/.venv/gopigo3/lib/python3.*/site-packages/gopigo3/scripts/install_trixie.sh

or
2.a git clone GitHub - DexterInd/GoPiGo3: The GoPiGo3 is a Raspberry Pi Robot! · GitHub
2.b cd GoPiGo3
2.c source Install/install_trixie.sh

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Ok.

I’m not sure I’m following you. . .

Does this enable Pi-5 support?

At least something’s happening!

Yes indeed, it does enable Pi5 support although we don’t recommend it unless you have a massive need for it.
The Pi5 generates heat and there isn’t enough room for a good heatsink, and definitely not for a fan.
Also the power button on the Pi5 interferes with the one on GoPiGo (but that can be worked around, just don’t use the power button on the Pi5).

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I see I had forgotten to mention that this now all works on Trixie (and Bookworm but not older versions).
No wonder you couldn’t follow :slight_smile: It’s all on me. Too tired after pushing this massive update.

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Massive work!

Should this work on older Pi boards?

it’s been tested for 3B+ and up, but I do believe the 2 would work too. However, it will not work on older versions of the OS. You do need to go with Trixie
And, yes, massive amount of work.

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Trixie PiOS up, ready to “pip pip-er-ray!”

Oops, no cigars for Dave!

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Ref:

I’m jealous. I’m too far away from my robots to test these configurations.

And I want to try it with a Pi-5.

Grrrr!

just enjoy the fact that CyclicalObsessive is stuck debugging with me…

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trixie_v1.0.1 is out.

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