(So I had to install Bookworm because my Pi isn't built to support Buster)
I tried going through the steps in the pibooth website, but Step 8 gave me this error:
I don't see any contact info on the pibooth website [https://documentation.pibooth.org/en/st ... stall.html],
but then there's this:
"Automated procedure
Alternatively, you can use Ansible to install pibooth automatically.
A playbook can be found here (thank you TiJof)."
Reading through the main.yml file on that linked page [https://github.com/TiJof/pibooth_ansibl ... s/main.yml],
it appears that it automates all of the steps required to get pibooth all set up.
I just don't understand how to take those-instructions/that-code in the yml file and get it into—and run on—my Raspberry Pi.
Can someone tell me how to do that?
Basically, explain it like you would to a 5-year-old?
Do I need to download the yml and copy it onto my Pi's microSD?
Do I need to browse to the web page with the yml file on my Pi and then copy-and-paste the text of the yml file into the terminal?
I feel like I am so close to being able to make this work,
I just don't know the exact dance steps I need to get me over the hurdle.
Thank you for whatever help you can provide me!
I tried going through the steps in the pibooth website, but Step 8 gave me this error:
Code:
sudo pips install pibootherror: externally-managed-environmentThis environment is externally managed-> To install Python packages system-wide, try apt install python3-xyz, where xyz is the package you are trying to install.If you wish to install a non-Debian-packaged Python package, create a virtual environment using pythons -m venv path/to/venv.Then use path/to/venv/bin/python and path/to/venv/bin/pip. Make sure you have pythons-full installed.For more information visit http://rptl.io/venvbut then there's this:
"Automated procedure
Alternatively, you can use Ansible to install pibooth automatically.
A playbook can be found here (thank you TiJof)."
Reading through the main.yml file on that linked page [https://github.com/TiJof/pibooth_ansibl ... s/main.yml],
it appears that it automates all of the steps required to get pibooth all set up.
I just don't understand how to take those-instructions/that-code in the yml file and get it into—and run on—my Raspberry Pi.
Can someone tell me how to do that?
Basically, explain it like you would to a 5-year-old?
Do I need to download the yml and copy it onto my Pi's microSD?
Do I need to browse to the web page with the yml file on my Pi and then copy-and-paste the text of the yml file into the terminal?
I feel like I am so close to being able to make this work,
I just don't know the exact dance steps I need to get me over the hurdle.
Thank you for whatever help you can provide me!
Statistics: Posted by JackOnRasPiForums — Wed Jun 05, 2024 12:12 am