I have the latest version of everything on a Hassio VM with a custom domain.
Everything works perfectly on desktop, phone and my new Raspberry Pi 4. However, on my Raspberry Pi 3B+ I get: “custom element doesn’t exist” for most non-native elements. Is there any way to overcome this?
Thanks, Richard
For a start “latest” is not a version.
It is difficult to follow your post. Are you saying that the hass interface doesn’t work on a web browser on the raspberry pi 3? But it does on a raspberry pi 4?
If so, which browser? Which os?
You got it. Lovelace works perfectly on every platform except stock browser for Raspbian Stretch on the 3B+.
What is the stock browser?
@nickrout you should be knowing this as you tend to answer everyone’s question on every topic/post. Rather please be polite to the OP.
To answer your question RPI’s stock browser is Chromium. If you cannot help please don’t judge everyone’s post.
@RichardU it could be that Rpi 3b+ has insufficient memory? Or you could try clearing the cache?
I don’t think I was being rude. People need to define their problem accurately. I refer many people here: How to help us help you - or How to ask a good question
Can you please stop using offensive language on this forum? Thank you.
Just remoted into one of my pi’s and tried. All looks ok:
Slow as a wet week, but it displayed all my custom cards eventually.
Do you have this in your configuration.yaml?
frontend:
javascript_version: auto
LOVE the layout
@nickrout If you’re having a hard time understanding the meaning of “latest version”, I don’t think I need your help, thank you.
@bachoo786 clearing the cache doesn’t seem to help. Thanks.
@tom_l I tried adding javascript_version: auto and it didn’t do anything. I do appreciate seeing your site, however.
I have some deeply stacked cards (horizontal-stack inside vertical -stack etc.) so maybe that’s why it bogs down the rPi. On the other hand, I have a tab with an iframe containing an external website and that displays perfectly.
This isn’t a critical issue for me, but it would be nice to know if there is a known fix.
Well you aren’t using the “latest” if you are using stretch on your raspberry pi.