The raspberry 3 tutorials work with a tar.gz file the current tar.xz file on can not be extracted by the “tar -xzf” command, but requires the “tar -xvf” command as in the example above.Raspberry 3 uses a different processor, this is what makes this tutorial fit the raspberry 4.Move up one folder to remove the file and folder: Copy the content to /usr/local/ by running the command:.The tax.xz file is extracted in a folder with the same name.The filename might be different if your fresh link was different Now the file is in the location you ran the command and you can extract it by running the command:.(Mind if you have a Raspberry 3 you must use an other button, and the link above is per Oktober 2019, so by the time you read this you better get a fresh link yourself) Running the command “wget ” gets the file.Now visit and copy the link behind the button:.Manage Application with PM2 PM2 is simple and easy to use. Use this command to install PM2: sudo npm install -g pm2 The -g option tells npm to install the module globally, so that it’s available system-wide. This should result in the newly processor indentiefier “arm71” We will use npm, a package manager for Node modules that installs with Node.js, to install PM2 on our server. First verify you have the Raspbian 4 by running the command “uname -m”.This post reveils the way to install on the Raspberry 4 with Debian buster. First off, there are multiple fine tutorials on how to install Node on the raspberry 3, but these are a bit out dated to use on the Raspberry 4 with Debian Buster installed.
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