Hello Keith,
First thing you should do is make sure the OS and firmware is
fully patched.? Next, open up a terminal window and start either
Firefox or Chromium from the command line.? If the program emits
any errors, crash details, etc... it should print all that to the
terminal window.? Send us that text and the people on the list
might be able to give you some ideas.? Beyond that, all I can say
is since you're using a Raspberry Pi 4 with Bookworm, you're using
the new Wayland display server by default (this only applies to
the new Rpi5 and Rpi4 / Rpi400 / CM4).? If you run out of
patience, you can switch back to the legacy Xorg Xwindows display
server using the raspi-config utility and a reboot.? Hopefully
that will solve your issue and I don't think there will be much of
any penalty (if any at all) for the lifetime of Debian Bookworm).
--David
KI6ZHD
On 10/24/2023 07:59 AM, Keith Kaiser
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I recently decided to update the OS in a Raspberry Pi
4, and the newer versions of YAAC, Direwolf and others. I used the
Raspberry Pi Imager app to load the newest 64bit Debian Bookworm
and the Pi Desktop. After loading I did all the usual things
changing settings for the U.S. and so on. Then I brought up the
Chromium Web Browser, after about a minute it froze and would do
nothing more. I rebooted the Pi and tried again and again and
again it happened every time, and then I tried using Firefox ...
same result.
I never got around to loading anything on the Pi, so nothing could
be causing the issue from another application. Has anyone else
experienced this and if so what did you do to fix it?
