Mopidy: Documentation in webpage about rpi4

[godzillamesel]

I was looking at the docs of RPI ( https://docs.mopidy.com/en/latest/installation/raspberrypi/ ).
I discovered that rpi4 is not mentioned anywhere yet, as this is the new model! Is it even compatible yet?

[kingosticks]

I mean, we say it runs on all models. Which it does. So yes, it's compatible. If you think what we have is somehow unclear please feel free to submit a PR.

[kingosticks]

I've modified the docs so we don't need to keep updating to mention new versions. Please do submit a PR (to the master branch) if you think it still could be improved.

[godzillamesel]

Hmm, just been working with the RPI4 today, and I have been stuck with a dependency missing to (mopidy-spotify), unfortunally I lost the error when I tried to format the sdcard (I will come back later to that), but i still remember it partially: It was unmeet dependencies that were not going to be installed. It seems that this will not install to Raspbian Buster...

Then I will continue to the sdcard-story:
When i was trying to get Raspbian Stretch, i noticed one little detail:
It references to this article that mentions this:

The Raspberry Pi 4 has an SPI-attached EEPROM (4MBits/512KB), which contains code to boot up the system and replaces bootcode.bin previously found in the boot partition of the SD card. Note that if a bootcode.bin is present in the boot partition of the SD card in a Pi 4, it is ignored.

Well, it seems like you have to downgrade to Raspbian Stretch from a Raspbian Buster to follow this article ?

[kingosticks]

Use the latest Debian Buster release of Raspbian. I've updated our installation docs to point to the buster list, which might have been causing a problem. I just followed these steps myself on a Pi 4 and it installed without error.

[godzillamesel]

Sweet, will do some day soon. I am currently moving tommorrow. Thanks for help! :D Lovely response on this project! Kudos!

[godzillamesel]

It worked for me as well now! :D