From the screen shot on my little attached display it is obvious what is wrong.
There is no install candidate since the packages has been removed from the new OS
I have tried:
for pip: sudo apt install python3-pip
For QT5: sudo apt-get install qtbase5-dev qtchooser qt5-qmake qtbase5-dev-tools
For libpng: sudo apt-get install libpng-dev
But it creates the same results.
Obviously I could modify the setup.sh, but the backbone needs to support this.
Please help.
Kind regards
Michael
gma
Hi, I’m traveling for the next 3 weeks. I can’t provide help support for this until I get back. Please try to install the packages that are missing.
Have a nice trip 
But as mentioned:
“There is no install candidate since the packages has been removed from the new Raspberry Pi OS”
Hi,
I hope you enjoyed your travel
Will there be an update for the Raspberry IDE to solve this issue on the new OS version? (bullseye)
It’s on the long list of todos.
No worries
I know how it is 
At least it’s on the list!
Have a nice day!
Same error i got
How to install openmvide for raspberry pi?
Hi, I will start fixing these issues through May through June.
Hi
I am new on this forum. I know that the issue of installing openmv ide on rpi was widely discussed. However, I am the situation of trying to install the ide on Rpi model 4 and Pi OS bullseye, 64 bits, but I never succeed to install it. And there are so much tips and tricks on this forum to solve the problem that it is difficult to select the good one. Also I try to install it on Rpi 4 and Ubuuntu 64 bits and same result. Is it possible to find somewhere an iso image (for SD card) of an installation that works well on Rpi model 4 ?
Follow this thread: Bookworm installation: python 3.11+, libicuuc.so.67, and qt 5.15.0 · Issue #201 · openmv/openmv-ide - folks made it work by installing the missing pacakges.
I will resolve this issue this month: Add support for RPI IDE to work on different versions of the OS · Issue #183 · openmv/openmv-ide as part of the November work goals.
Wait, for bullseye the IDE definately works. However, only on a 64-bit Pi. The issue of it not working is related to the Bookworm build. Can you describe what is going wrong? I’ve verified it installs fine on a brand-new 64-bit Pi build.
Oups, I apologize, indeed my Pi Os is Bookworm as shown below (not bullseye). sorry for the mistake.
pi@ecu0-64:~ $ cat /etc/os-release
PRETTY_NAME=“Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)”
NAME=“Debian GNU/Linux”
VERSION_ID=“12”
VERSION=“12 (bookworm)”
VERSION_CODENAME=bookworm
…
I confirm, it perfectly works on bulleyes.
I will resolve this issue this month.
