@lukas009 Thanks for your feedback.
That's sad because Node-RED 3 is really a must now as several modules are only compatible with 3.

@lukas009 Thanks for your feedback.
That's sad because Node-RED 3 is really a must now as several modules are only compatible with 3.

I just tried installing it on a fresh Bullseye install as described here: https://forum.unipi.technology/topic/1515/bullseye-and-evok-running

Even though I can see the UI of EVOK, there are no switches, nor any other sensors.

Hi!

I'm having trouble using the currently available OS with Node-Red for Unipi 1.1 as node.js is old, the newest version of it is not compatible with the OS of which the upgrade doesn't really work and so on.

Is there any new release or is there an explanation how to use any standard raspbian and install Node-Red and EVOK?

Thanks