I had no problems here moving to BI 6, I didn't have to enter my BI license details or Import any configs. I did close down my BI 5 before installing BI 6. When all seems well enough I uninstalled BI 5.
UI3. I powered up my RPi 3+ which runs 32bit Rasbian Debian Bullseye and eventually it automatically logged in to UI3. At first I got a blank white screen but a power off reboot and it was working again.
This RPi allows me to view my CCTV cameras from the TV in the sitting room. I don't use it much because I view screens in another room. UI3 Settings show UI3 ver 314 and my Blue Iris 6.0.1.116, wifi is disabled and just on my local LAN network.When I've worked through my AI customization I'll have time to update Bullseye.
I also have UI3 on my Android phone which I use when we are away on holiday, it has access to my home BI through another RPi running WireGuard.
My many thanks go to Ken and Mike, and for all the help from folks on Ipcamtalk.
UI3. I powered up my RPi 3+ which runs 32bit Rasbian Debian Bullseye and eventually it automatically logged in to UI3. At first I got a blank white screen but a power off reboot and it was working again.
This RPi allows me to view my CCTV cameras from the TV in the sitting room. I don't use it much because I view screens in another room. UI3 Settings show UI3 ver 314 and my Blue Iris 6.0.1.116, wifi is disabled and just on my local LAN network.When I've worked through my AI customization I'll have time to update Bullseye.
I also have UI3 on my Android phone which I use when we are away on holiday, it has access to my home BI through another RPi running WireGuard.
My many thanks go to Ken and Mike, and for all the help from folks on Ipcamtalk.
