When installing from pip the first time it tells you how to setup the environment. Just setup the environment as said and pup will work fine.
hellorex I have a question.I flashed new image of bookworm.When I apt update ，I cant connect your software source.raw.github…… how can I solve it，Im in Chinamainland，but I have global VPN.Thx
What error are you getting?
Access to GitHub from mainland China is inconsistent. The platform is often partially blocked by the Great Firewall, and even when HTTPS access fails, using Git over SSH may still work.
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Like this：
Ign:raw.github……about your github
but I used wget -q -O- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ak-rex/ClockworkPi-apt/main/debian/KEY.gpg | gpg --dearmor | sudo tee /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/ak-rex.gpg
sudo add-apt-repository -y “deb [arch=arm64] https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ak-rex/ClockworkPi-apt/main/debian stable main”
It’s working nomal.Is it because the addr incorrect？
AK-Rex <notifications@clockworkpi.discoursemail.com>于2026年1月7日 周三上午7:43写道：
this is absolutely the wrong forum. but I know Rex frequents this. So. its been nearly a year with my uConsole running a CM5 with the hackergadget AIO SDR board. and although I’ve not been able to get a couple things working (specifically lora + mesh) but I havent had time to learn their use/point. the GPS is also spotty. but I’m nitpicking and those arent the point of this post. the reason for this post is that I’ve purchased everything (except the picocalc so far) and uconsole has become a daily use thanks to REX and his hard work. I just started investigating if there is a way to ALSO run the m.2 board to turn this thing into a beast
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Xorg + xfce4 + lightdm - the login screen is rotated by 90 degrees. I can set the rotation for the desktop itself (after I am logged in) but lightdm ignores that part. Anyone has a solution please?
You’ll need to change the setup.sh file I have in /etc/lightdm for x11 instead of Wayland.
hmm.. nothing there:
root@clockworkpi:~# find /etc/lightdm/ | grep setup
root@clockworkpi:~#
Did you use the lite version? If so then you’ll probably have to set up lightdm to look for a file you make that will rotate the screen.
Yes, I indeed used the lite version (sorry for omitting that piece). I will download the full version and do the comparison. Thanks.
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FTR:
I created /etc/lightdm/setup.sh with the following contents:
#!/bin/sh
xrandr --output DSI-1 --rotate right
exit 0
and in /etc/lightdm/lightdm.confunder [Seat:* added:
greeter-setup-script=/etc/lightdm/setup.sh
Thank you again for the hint.
The official Debian 11 bullseye image contained a few extra packages. Are they available for lite version of bookworm? Here’s an example:
# apt install uconsole-dosbox-staging
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree... Done
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package uconsole-dosbox-staging
That would be from the official clockwork repo. My images just have my repo in them for custom apps and kernel for the uConsole. You can add clockworks repo if you would like.
Thank you, I used apt/README.md at main · clockworkpi/apt · GitHub to add the repo.
What do you mean by this @Rex?
Like, can I not change any settings, or configs?
you cant use the imager to change.
You can flash, then change afterwards.
Edit: autocorrect fked me up
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Sorry, I’m confused.
Then just don’t change anything
Do you mean that I can flash the OS onto the sd card, and then when I’m using it on the uconsole I can edit settings and configs, but not on the raspberry pi imager during flash process?
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