I recently got a Raspberry PI 4 as I have other plans for my Raspberry Pi 3. I thought it would have been easy to upgrade by just moving the SD card to the new raspberry, but it did not work, the Raspberry 4 does not boot. Is there anything that I can do to upgrade and keep the version I have running on my PI3 to my PI4 ?
What did you already try to solve it?
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Have you tried running in safe mode?
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Did running in safe mode solve the problem?
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You are right, I thought it would not depend on the version of Octopi I have since it works well with the PI3. I was running the 1.8.3, I have just tried again and installed the 1.8.4
The problem on the PI4 is that it does not even connect on the ethernet octoprint-systeminfo-20221006211905.zip (79.1 KB) octoprint-logs.zip (679.6 KB)
The build version of OctoPi absolutely makes a difference. The Raspberry Pi 3 is older than the Raspberry Pi 4, so usually it requires newer software.
You can update your image on your Pi 3 first, or just download a new image & use the backup/restore feature. Running sudo apt update and sudo apt upgrade and then rebooting should make it work.
Thanks guys,
I did not think about the OS ahahahh stupid me!
thank you very much !
I never upgraded the OS since my first installation, somewhere ages ago
ahahahh stupid me!