OK So I have been reading the upgrade guide as Myron suggested I do. One thing that has me very nervous is the snippet about 32 bit no longer being supported. I have several Linux Mint 32 bit boxes and several Windows 7 embedded 32 bit boxes running in an industrial setting. SO, am I to assume I ne…

Sorry, it was my mistake. Its working now. Thanks.

The processor is 64-bit, but most of the RPi-compatible OSes are still 32-bit builds, including the default Raspbian.

Well that sounds like a bummer. Good to know, thanks.

There’s a RPi blog post on the topic explaining why – basically with max 4G ram, 32-bit software is significantly more memory efficient.

any help on using those scripts? i downloaded them and execute the .sh script but then i try to open designer and nothing happens

What parameters are you passing to the script when you run it? Do you have a 32-bit JRE installed and the JAVA_HOME environment variable set to that JRE?

Also, what are OS you installing on? If it's a Pi, there is a modified script and how-to here: [image] Ignition 8 Client on Raspberry Pi Ignition Attached is a modified launcher script for use with Liberica Java, along with a how-to text file. I picked Liberic…

Still an unsupported/semi-supported feature, but we put together a KB article describing the process a bit, as well as providing more visibility on the matter: Knowledge Base Article

Why not just release an already configured image for Raspberry Pis that is fully supported? (could be 64 or 32 bit) Seems to me that this would reduce the number of support calls because users would be starting off in a good spot. Being able to run vision clients on a raspberry Pi is critical functi…

The runtime we license for distribution does not include 32-bit x86 builds and it’s headless on ARM.

OK, I get why you can’t support a bunch of random JREs, making 32-bit a no-go. How about setting up a 64-bit image that I can load on a Raspberry Pi?

Version 8 32-bit vision clients

Ignition

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Also, what are OS you installing on? If it's a Pi, there is a modified script and how-to here: