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huber70 · 02-17-2023, 09:05 AM

@mariosipad

Hi again,

apart from the current situation (COPS via webserver) I am still thinking about calibre web running from a raspberry.

I just found my "old" Raspberry PI 3B and ordered a power adapter (lost mine?!) to start with. I would like to run it via my fritzbox router

I guess, first of all I have to install the operating system "raspios-bullseye-arm64" but don't know really how to go on

May I get some help from your side?

mariosipad · 02-17-2023, 11:52 AM

@huber70

1 - maybe start a new topic for this question?
2 - for a raspberry Pi 3b I would use the 32 bits OS (Bullseye) Does the 64 bits OS even work on a 3b?
3 - install Docker for Raspberry Pi
4 - download Docker Image of calibre-web
5 - Run calibre-web
6 - open IPv4/IPv6 port on your router (portforwarding) to your Pi
7 - test.

huber70 · 02-17-2023, 04:06 PM

@mariosipad

Bullseye is said to be compatible with PI 3B - have to wait for the power supply, will report after installation

Thank You!

mariosipad · 02-17-2023, 04:45 PM

@huber70

Yes, but the Pi 3b is as far as I can remember not 64 bits.

huber70 · 02-17-2023, 05:33 PM

@mariosipad

Guess, you'll right - it needs some tricks to bring a 64bit version to the 3M model - so let's take the bullseye 32bit

huber70 · 02-21-2023, 09:24 PM

@mariosipad

Followed your instructions on a brand new rasp4b, got stuck at many points - linux is not my cup of tea..
honest: all commands I did have been made by paste&copy, not really knowing, what I'm doing
At least I installed docker and calibre-web and: Yes: I see the web surface with admin/admin123 and should give the path to the libraray - and that's the end.

It is said that its the folder "books" which I dont find, all other places where I placed the library with the db result always in the message "DB location is not valid - please enter correct path"

The library is located on a stick (not place enough on the micro sdcard), but I have no choice to enter the path to the stick

Thats the situation so far

mariosipad · 02-22-2023, 06:54 AM

@huber70

I hope you got a good deal on the new raspberry pi 4b. It's a reasonably able device, much better than the 3b.

If you can login to calibre-web you are almost there (or not...). Maybe it's a three steps forward two steps back process.

Q:
Can you post here the command(s) you copy/pasted to get calibre-web working on docker?

Q:
Have you mounted the USB stick in /etc/fstab (or manually)? Or don't know what I'm talking about?

I'm confident we can get I working!!!

huber70 · 02-22-2023, 07:12 AM

@mariosipad

thanks a lot for your help - before we continue: which way to mount the stick? It's still NTFS (no library on it, yet)

Tried it with SSD/Adapter but mouse/keyboard stopped/blocked (too much for that small thing?)

mariosipad · 02-22-2023, 08:01 AM

@huber70

Did you buy this power supply?
https://www.raspberrypi.com/products...-power-supply/

Then it should be possible to use a 2.5" SSD.
I made my own with a u-green USB 3 case and Kingston 128GB SSD.
Installed Raspberry OS on it, and I am able to boot from it and still have enough space for e-book data (I use it only for testing, not for "production").

If it's still an empty USB stick it should be formatted as exFAT, not as NTFS.
For Raspberry Pi use exFAT (NTFS is possible but then you need more copy/paste.
1 - check the format on your PC. If needed format as exFAT and put a calibre library on it.
2 - connect the USB stick to the blue port on your Raspberry Pi.
3 - In a terminal on your Pi: (to manually mount to see if it works)

Code:

sudo mkdir /mnt/USB
sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/USB
cd /mnt/USB
ls

Do you see the calibre library?

huber70 · 02-22-2023, 08:26 AM

@mariosipad

Bought this one - identical to yours and official power supply for $B

https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0B4NPDDTF?...roduct_details

I'm just formatting a 128gb stick and a 500gb Dogfish SSD mSATA Shark I

If it would be better to put -eg - the system on the mSATA, I'll do that and start installing everything again from the beginning

huber70 · 02-22-2023, 09:04 AM

looks like that

mariosipad · 02-22-2023, 09:26 AM

@huber70

Install the OS on the SSD or the USB stick (not both ;-) ).

Remove the SD card.

And I would use either the SSD or the USB-stick, not both.

I have never heard of Dogfish SSD's. It has a strange form factor, but it should work!

huber70 · 02-22-2023, 09:29 AM

@mariosipad

Just preparing the SSD with the OS and the library, on FAT32 - takes some time

mariosipad · 02-22-2023, 09:38 AM

@huber70

No, just prepare the SSD like you would the SD card.
So write the image to the SSD.
It will be formatted ext4 (and then you have a problem......... but we can deal with it).

huber70 · 02-22-2023, 10:08 AM

@mariosipad

sorry, failed

02-22-2023, 08:01 AM	#39
mariosipad Guru Posts: 719 Karma: 10738 Join Date: Nov 2012 Device: iPad & iPhone with Marvin 2 + 3 & Kobo Glo HD	@huber70 Did you buy this power supply? https://www.raspberrypi.com/products...-power-supply/ Then it should be possible to use a 2.5" SSD. I made my own with a u-green USB 3 case and Kingston 128GB SSD. Installed Raspberry OS on it, and I am able to boot from it and still have enough space for e-book data (I use it only for testing, not for "production"). If it's still an empty USB stick it should be formatted as exFAT, not as NTFS. For Raspberry Pi use exFAT (NTFS is possible but then you need more copy/paste. 1 - check the format on your PC. If needed format as exFAT and put a calibre library on it. 2 - connect the USB stick to the blue port on your Raspberry Pi. 3 - In a terminal on your Pi: (to manually mount to see if it works) Code: sudo mkdir /mnt/USB sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/USB cd /mnt/USB ls Do you see the calibre library?

02-22-2023, 09:04 AM	#41
huber70 Addict Posts: 274 Karma: 96 Join Date: Nov 2017 Location: Germany Device: Tolino Vision6	looks like that Attached Thumbnails

02-22-2023, 09:29 AM	#43
huber70 Addict Posts: 274 Karma: 96 Join Date: Nov 2017 Location: Germany Device: Tolino Vision6	@mariosipad Just preparing the SSD with the OS and the library, on FAT32 - takes some time Last edited by huber70; 02-22-2023 at 09:42 AM.

02-22-2023, 10:08 AM	#45
huber70 Addict Posts: 274 Karma: 96 Join Date: Nov 2017 Location: Germany Device: Tolino Vision6	@mariosipad sorry, failed Attached Thumbnails

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02-17-2023, 09:05 AM	#31
huber70 Addict Posts: 274 Karma: 96 Join Date: Nov 2017 Location: Germany Device: Tolino Vision6	@mariosipad Hi again, apart from the current situation (COPS via webserver) I am still thinking about calibre web running from a raspberry. I just found my "old" Raspberry PI 3B and ordered a power adapter (lost mine?!) to start with. I would like to run it via my fritzbox router I guess, first of all I have to install the operating system "raspios-bullseye-arm64" but don't know really how to go on May I get some help from your side?

02-17-2023, 11:52 AM	#32
mariosipad Guru Posts: 719 Karma: 10738 Join Date: Nov 2012 Device: iPad & iPhone with Marvin 2 + 3 & Kobo Glo HD	@huber70 1 - maybe start a new topic for this question? 2 - for a raspberry Pi 3b I would use the 32 bits OS (Bullseye) Does the 64 bits OS even work on a 3b? 3 - install Docker for Raspberry Pi 4 - download Docker Image of calibre-web 5 - Run calibre-web 6 - open IPv4/IPv6 port on your router (portforwarding) to your Pi 7 - test.

02-17-2023, 04:06 PM	#33
huber70 Addict Posts: 274 Karma: 96 Join Date: Nov 2017 Location: Germany Device: Tolino Vision6	@mariosipad Bullseye is said to be compatible with PI 3B - have to wait for the power supply, will report after installation Thank You!

02-17-2023, 04:45 PM	#34
mariosipad Guru Posts: 719 Karma: 10738 Join Date: Nov 2012 Device: iPad & iPhone with Marvin 2 + 3 & Kobo Glo HD	@huber70 Yes, but the Pi 3b is as far as I can remember not 64 bits.

02-17-2023, 05:33 PM	#35
huber70 Addict Posts: 274 Karma: 96 Join Date: Nov 2017 Location: Germany Device: Tolino Vision6	@mariosipad Guess, you'll right - it needs some tricks to bring a 64bit version to the 3M model - so let's take the bullseye 32bit

02-21-2023, 09:24 PM	#36
huber70 Addict Posts: 274 Karma: 96 Join Date: Nov 2017 Location: Germany Device: Tolino Vision6	@mariosipad Followed your instructions on a brand new rasp4b, got stuck at many points - linux is not my cup of tea.. honest: all commands I did have been made by paste&copy, not really knowing, what I'm doing At least I installed docker and calibre-web and: Yes: I see the web surface with admin/admin123 and should give the path to the libraray - and that's the end. It is said that its the folder "books" which I dont find, all other places where I placed the library with the db result always in the message "DB location is not valid - please enter correct path" The library is located on a stick (not place enough on the micro sdcard), but I have no choice to enter the path to the stick Thats the situation so far

02-22-2023, 06:54 AM	#37
mariosipad Guru Posts: 719 Karma: 10738 Join Date: Nov 2012 Device: iPad & iPhone with Marvin 2 + 3 & Kobo Glo HD	@huber70 I hope you got a good deal on the new raspberry pi 4b. It's a reasonably able device, much better than the 3b. If you can login to calibre-web you are almost there (or not...). Maybe it's a three steps forward two steps back process. Q: Can you post here the command(s) you copy/pasted to get calibre-web working on docker? Q: Have you mounted the USB stick in /etc/fstab (or manually)? Or don't know what I'm talking about? I'm confident we can get I working!!!

02-22-2023, 07:12 AM	#38
huber70 Addict Posts: 274 Karma: 96 Join Date: Nov 2017 Location: Germany Device: Tolino Vision6	@mariosipad thanks a lot for your help - before we continue: which way to mount the stick? It's still NTFS (no library on it, yet) Tried it with SSD/Adapter but mouse/keyboard stopped/blocked (too much for that small thing?)

02-22-2023, 08:26 AM	#40
huber70 Addict Posts: 274 Karma: 96 Join Date: Nov 2017 Location: Germany Device: Tolino Vision6	@mariosipad Bought this one - identical to yours and official power supply for $B https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0B4NPDDTF?...roduct_details I'm just formatting a 128gb stick and a 500gb Dogfish SSD mSATA Shark I If it would be better to put -eg - the system on the mSATA, I'll do that and start installing everything again from the beginning

02-22-2023, 09:26 AM	#42
mariosipad Guru Posts: 719 Karma: 10738 Join Date: Nov 2012 Device: iPad & iPhone with Marvin 2 + 3 & Kobo Glo HD	@huber70 Install the OS on the SSD or the USB stick (not both ;-) ). Remove the SD card. And I would use either the SSD or the USB-stick, not both. I have never heard of Dogfish SSD's. It has a strange form factor, but it should work!

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02-22-2023, 09:38 AM	#44
mariosipad Guru Posts: 719 Karma: 10738 Join Date: Nov 2012 Device: iPad & iPhone with Marvin 2 + 3 & Kobo Glo HD	@huber70 No, just prepare the SSD like you would the SD card. So write the image to the SSD. It will be formatted ext4 (and then you have a problem......... but we can deal with it).