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pip error with latest raspbian: inky install script not installing examples #198
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This might be covered by #182 |
Is there any update on this? I am still having this issue. I have manually edited the line mentioned by javl above and still get individual packages that are not installed properly. |
Hi @emilyboda - assuming you're using Pi OS Bookworm you might have more success with the updated installer (and installation instructions) in #182 ? |
I did try to install with those instructions and received errors for the examples. Is there any update on when the full non-beta version that works with the newest version of raspberry pi OS will be released? Or is there any information about which old version of raspberry Pi OS works with the existing instructions? |
@emilyboda Please can you let us know the specific errors you're getting with the updated installer over on #182 ? Details of what Pi/Inky combo you have might also be handy. |
Closing this one as we've now merged the new installer into main (but do let us know if anyone has any issues with the new installer). There's updated install instructions in the readme: https://github.com/pimoroni/inky/blob/main/README.md I've also updated our Inky pHAT and wHAT Learn Guides: |
On the latest Raspbian, when installing the Inky examples using the
curl https://get.pimoroni.com/inky | bash
command, pip will throw the new "externally-managed-environment" error (see below).I've fixed it for myself by editing the Inky bash script (line 833), adding the
--break-system-packages
flag to the pip install line.From:
if ! sudo -H $PIP3_BIN install --upgrade "$piplibname"; then
to:
if ! sudo -H $PIP3_BIN install --upgrade "$piplibname" --break-system-packages; then
Info on this error plus some solutions can be found here:
https://pimylifeup.com/python-externally-managed-environment/
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