I’m trying to install Node-red on three of Dietpi’s distributions. What’s going on? Please help. @MichaIng
pls do apt install libatomic1 and try again.
This is with 64-bit userland?
dpkg --print-architecture
We install that library on 32-bit ARM systems automatically, but so far it was not required, or maybe pre-installed, on 64-bit systems
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I can replicate it on RPi5, so yes now required on 64bit as well
Also required for x86_64 now, or it was just a dependency : DietPi-Software test · MichaIng/DietPi@9c5687d · GitHub
Funnily, on ARMv6 since Bookworm, it is not actually required anymore, since libssl3 depends on it anyway.
I’ll fix this for next release.
A post was split to a new topic: Node-red-node-pi-gpio library
Fixed with: dietpi-software: Node.js: fix for 64-bit · MichaIng/DietPi@3586912 · GitHub
Test installs rerun: DietPi-Software test · MichaIng/DietPi@9c5687d · GitHub
I just installed Dietpi Bullseye on RPI Zero 2W.
After Joulinar’s solution (apt install libatomic1) Node-red works fine. I wonder how long these libraries (node-red-node-pi-gpio) will be supported? How do I support my RPI? How do I install Bookworm or Trixie since they don’t support this whole thing. I have systems that are at least three years old, how do I support them?
I had the same problem and solved with Joulinar tip. HP T630 thin client with PC 64bit iso
DietPi 9.18.1
Thanks !

