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Bambu Studio failed to install on RPi - 5 #2635
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This looks like a symptom of an unreliable internet connection. |
First, thanks for your response.
Yes, and yes. I have no problems doing Raspian updates and upgrades. I also
installed other software today without issue.
Thanks,
Tom
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This looks like a symptom of an unreliable internet connection.
Have you tried installing Bambu Studio several times, and was the error
the same each time?
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Let's check if the site is blocked.
Note that we only really care about the progress bar. This command does not actually save the file to disk. |
The link downloaded, and the wget also worked. Both downloaded a 68.8 MB
file.
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Let's check if the site is blocked.
Can you try downloading the URL mentioned in the error?
First, on your Pi go to this link in your web browser:
https://dl.flathub.org/repo/objects/3d/297ffbe65b9105a884de033d95ab0c847d0737c3acf0ff8a38a440efe38516.filez
See if it loads, or displays an error.
Also, try downloading it with this command:
wget -O /dev/null https://dl.flathub.org/repo/objects/3d/297ffbe65b9105a884de033d95ab0c847d0737c3acf0ff8a38a440efe38516.filez
Note that we only really care about the progress bar. This command does
not actually save the file to disk.
I just checked and on my machine, this wget command succeeds.
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At this point, I suggest you ask for help from Flatpak for why wget can download the file but flatpak cannot. |
Thanks anyway. |
One last request. I visited the Flatpack page on GitHub but did not find a way to ask a question. Can you point me to the appropriate discussion? Thanks again, |
One more question. Is there a way to install Bambu Studio without Pi-Apps? Simple command line? Thanks again, |
the only practical way I know of to get Bambu Studio installed on ARM64 is through flatpak. Nothing is stopping you from using the |
I sent word to Flatpack, where I outlined the problem, and included the
error messages from Pi-Apps. This was their reply.
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to flatpak/flatpak, me, Author
No idea what Pi-Apps is and what it is doing. But unless you are using
flatpak directly, then you should be talking to Pi-Apps.
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Please advise,
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At this point, I suggest you ask for help from Flatpak for why wget can
download the file but flatpak cannot.
We from Pi-Apps can help you no further.
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This is a fair response. I suggest you keep it clear that pi-apps is just using flatpak directly, or better yet, leave pi-apps out of it completely and demonstrate that using flatpak directly has the same error. This is the Bambu Studio install-64 script in the pi-apps folder: #!/bin/bash
install_packages flatpak || exit 1
flatpak_install com.bambulab.BambuStudio || exit 1 So in normal commands that can be translated as:
Go ahead and run that command.
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What happened?
Bambu Labs app won't install
Description
Bambu Labs Studio will not install. It appears to be failing to get files from peer on com.bambulab.BambuStudio.
I just installed Pi-Apps, so it is a new release. I also did an apt-get update and upgrade prior to installation.
What are your system specs (run the following command in your terminal)?
(Recommended) Error log? Terminal output? Debug messages?
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