Can I install motioneye manually on a RPi zero 2 W?

[rogierlommers]

In the wiki section, I found the excellent documentation which describes how to manually install motioneye on buster (see here).

Now I'm wondering, is it possible to do that on a raspberry pi zero 2 W ? I know that for motioneyeos, there is someone who actually created a fork to make motioneyeos compatible with the zero 2 W. This makes me wondering if it's possible at all to manually install motion and motioneye on a zero 2 w.

[starbasessd]

Yes. Please follow the appropriate set of instructions (Buster or Bullseye) and use motion 4.3.2.

[gatozeko196]

#2263 (comment)

[starbasessd]

@gatozeko196 You linked back to this issue. Did you mean to do something else?

[MichaIng]

The new dev branch has support for Python 3 and can hence be installed on Debian/Raspbian Bullseye. Depending on how you want to install pip and whether motionEye shall be installed as system-wide module or into a local directory, two options:

• GitHub Action to test our Ubuntu wiki page #2326 (comment)
• https://github.com/cclauss/motioneye/blob/dev/.github/workflows/ubuntu_build.yml