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[garfield2142]

`pi@raspberrypi:/usr/local/vigiclient $ sudo npm install pigpio@3.2.4

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pi@raspberrypi:/usr/local/vigiclient $ sudo npm install i2c-bus@5.2.1

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pi@raspberrypi:/usr/local/vigiclient $`

[firened]

~~Perhaps another `sudo npm i`~~
Ah no, those are the versions we want

[garfield2142]

Should we go forward with this? Mike found out that pigpio is not compatible with the pi5

[Mike118]

The move forward is to update the client to remove pigpio dependency ...

[firened]

Good question.
I guess it depends on whether it was just
pigpio version problem like it was on briecam,
or if it's due to pi 5 hardware changes. How can this be determined?

[Mike118]

Briecam is not running with raspberry pi 5 right ?

[firened]

Pi 3A

[Mike118]

If you had a version problem I wonder if it might be because you made first vigibot new image start up with a pi4 and then switched to pi 3 after first boot...

[firened]

No pi 4.
Used 3A from the start: installed the official 32bit raspbian image and then vigibot using the install script.
(It's possible i tried the vigimage first, but was unable to install the camera 3 driver within a short time.)

[Mike118]

Oh ok I get it now. Your issue was installing vigibot using the script after a raspbian fresh install.

[garfield2142]

I asked deepseek to replace all pigpio functions with something current. It chose rpi-gpio. I couldn't get INA219 to install, so I just removed that part of the fuelgauge check. Both socat and vigiclient appear to run, but I don't see my bot appear on the website. How could I debug this further?

I found /var/log/vigiclient.log
I replaced my current socket.io-client with @2.4.0 and now it connects to the website and disconnects instantly

[Mike118]

I guess the client is crashing... you should find logs explaining why it crash.
Camera support is something changed too with pi 5

[garfield2142]

Jun 18 21:35:45 raspberrypi systemd[1]: vigiclient.service: Scheduled restart job, restart counter is at 71.
Jun 18 21:35:45 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Stopped vigiclient.service - Vigibot Client Service.
Jun 18 21:35:45 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Started vigiclient.service - Vigibot Client Service.
Jun 18 21:35:47 raspberrypi systemd[1]: vigiclient.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE
Jun 18 21:35:47 raspberrypi systemd[1]: vigiclient.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'.
Jun 18 21:35:48 raspberrypi systemd[1]: vigiclient.service: Scheduled restart job, restart counter is at 72.
This is in "clientrobotpi.js"
process.on("uncaughtException", function(err) {
let i = 0;
let errors = err.stack.split("\n");

while(i < errors.length)
trace(errors[i++], false);

trace("Following this uncaught exception, the Node.js process will be terminated automatically", true);
setTimeout(function() {
process.exit(1);
}, 1000);
})
Where does it trace out the actual error? It's not showing me anything useful I could latch onto

[Mike118]

Try to set camera source to 1 instead of zero to check if it changes something

[garfield2142]

Nope, still the same, tried all other numbers too
Oh wait a minute, I turned on teledebug and got this through the website logs:
I guess deepseek got something wrong about this new GPIO library
Alright, I got the pi to connect and stay on steady now. Basically nothing works, only the restart button and the client restart. I'll need to debug further, but I'm tired for today.
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[Mike118]

Great step forward !

[garfield2142]

DO NOT USE THIS! It's what I got today for my raspberry pi 5. Will continue soon.
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[Mike118]

Do you know how to use github ?

[garfield2142]

No idea

[firened]

Cool
Did you try starting the Vigiclient back then? Did it work? Since you had all the correct module versions the Vigiclient and gpio control should (or at least could) have worked. Just not the camera.