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PBCrunch posted:So is this the reason behind the absolutely piss-poor availability of the Pi Zero? Almost three months after launch they are still almost impossible to find. They sold them all, then up until middle of January were making new Zeros and then switched to making rpi3s. evol262 posted:They don't need to compile anything. They just need to update their repos to point at 64 bit (it's all already built) and rebuild the image. virt-install can probably do this in 25 minutes. 37th Chamber posted:Okay dumb question.... where are the antennas? There isn't even the cheaper on-pcb one, so I assume we'll have to buy a header/antenna/something to make that wifi/BT actually usable? 
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Fat Turkey posted:
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Hadlock posted:Is there any workaround for the windows 10 telemetry http://winaero.com/blog/stop-windows-10-spying-on-you-using-just-windows-firewall/
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The sad thing about the 4 is that it still does not have the crypto extensions. So no accelerated Syncthing.
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eames posted:thanks, ordered one of these! What is the Syncthing hashrate reported in syncthing.log? It's the lines: Single thread SHA256 performance is ... using minio/sha256-simd (... using crypto/sha256). Hashing performance is ...
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eames posted:stock: That's about Intel atom/AMD Kabini level. 4 times faster than Raspberry pi 2. And ten times slower than Rock64 with crypto extensions.
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TVs Ian posted:I forget the command, I think you basically have to edit the boot config on a MicroSD card, then once you boot it stays so you can remove the card and plug in the USB. I'm positive the 3B+ is preset that way. Some raspberrys can boot even without sd card (rpi4 is getting support some time later, brobably next year) but you can follow this: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=44177 (works for all raspberrys) That way you can use smallest/cheapest sd card (for example 1gb) to boot. And the only time writes to it happen is kernel updates.
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TheFluff posted:There are some other A72 options as well, like the ROCKPro64, but it's still a fairly old microarch. It's at least not that expensive though and it's more appealing than an ARMv7 option. Odroid N2 has A73. ROCKPro64 has A72 with Crypto extensions. Rapsberry pi 4 doesn't have those.
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GeneralZod posted:Is there a list anywhere of external 2.5 inch USB hard drives that can definitely be used, unpowered, with later-model Raspberry Pis (e.g. 3B+; 4)? It's weirdly hard to find a definite answer to whether a given model will work - all I ever see is guesswork and speculation. At least on pi4 (if you are using the official or comparable powerbrick) all of them.
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Steakandchips posted:Question: What's the next step up from a raspberry pi that is more powerful and can use a 2.5" ssd? A NUC? Most NUCs are a bit of a big jump in price from a pi. At this point Raspberry 4 is among the fastest ones (CPU side) in the below 100$. RockPro64 might be faster and has crypto extensions enabled. All other ARM based ones are slower or much more expensive. CatHorse fucked around with this message at 15:07 on Apr 9, 2020 |
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Klyith posted:Alternately, format it in ext4 and turn on Windows Subsystem for Linux WSL does not add the ability to read ext4.
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mobby_6kl posted:What would be the benefit of 64 bit for the typical use cases for a pi? It'd be great to have it but I'm not surprised it's not a priority for them. Unlike your standard intel and amd processors where 64bit was mainly for more memory, on ARM 64bit brought new instructions and improved performance.
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mdxi posted:A most confusing statement. Was this a partitioning error? If so, you can just redo the partitioning; nothing is permanent about that. https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter/
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Some Goon posted:... You can learn to install Linux on anything ...
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Some Goon posted:...does on anything else too. This ain't the early 00s anymore. This year i finally found a distro with working brightness controll on my netbook. It wasn't working (properly) last year. This year i also tried running linux on my laptop and while sound and network works, scrolling in Firefix or Chrome is choppy and stuttery. CatHorse fucked around with this message at 12:51 on Nov 3, 2020 |
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Hadlock posted:So apparently starting with the pi.... 2? 3? Probably 3 it's possible to boot the pi from USB
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Laserface posted:I'm not an audiophile, I use cheap pack in cables on almost all my poo poo. But you don't have to be one to notice a difference between Spotify over Bluetooth and Spotify over cables. Its enough for one of them to be slightly louder for you to think it sounds better.
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Fantastic Foreskin posted:The 4 also needs a relatively substantial heatsink or active cooling.
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Soysaucebeast posted:This might not be something I can do on a Pi (or at all) but I figured y'all would be the best people to ask. I'm looking to scan a bunch of my older books and turn them into ebooks, and it seems like the easiest/cheapest way to do that is to scan each page individually, then convert the img files into PDF, pull the text from said PDF, merge all the PDF files into one big one, then convert it to an epub file. So while none of that is hard, it is tedious and time consuming. So I was wondering if there was a way to automate that somehow with the Pi. I don't mind scanning all the pages, but I'd like to automate the rest of it if I could. Or if there's an easier way, let me know. I know I could buy like a 600$ book scanner, but I am not trying to spend too much money on this. First i'd suggest researching if there already are ebook versions on  . If not then feeding the images to Finereader or something like that.
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Laserface posted:Youtube gets past it now, when this 3mo free trial of YT premium runs out i fear i will be left not choice but to pony up.
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Laserface posted:My TV is WebOS (thank gently caress, android is trash)
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xzzy posted:Dumb help me use google question: I want an SD card reader on my rpi, which is easy, there's billions of USB options out there. But I want one that has that nice spring loaded push to lock/unlock feature and I'm not sure what that function is actually called. Boot from USB and use the built in one.
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ante posted:Does anyone actually... Like Raspberry Pis? Yes. As long as you realize that they are not a replacement for a laptop/desktop. They are great unitaskers.
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Baconroll posted:One of the rumours about the pi 5 is that it will go back to regular hdmi. There are rumours about pi 5?
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wolrah posted:If I were in charge I'd have gone with a standard HDMI port for monitor 1 and then had monitor 2 supported through the USB-C port with a dongle. That offers the most compatibility with existing installations while supporting all the same capabilities. I think that c port on pi4 is only usb2. The boards are built around the Set Top Box SOC Broadcom gives them. CatHorse fucked around with this message at 04:01 on Sep 8, 2021 |
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xzzy posted:The usb c port is power only. It has the two usb 3.0 ports though, The c port is usb2 (otg or ordinary) connected to the soc. The two usb3 ports are connected through pcie and have their own controller.
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wolrah posted:HDMI Alternate Mode would usually be implemented through a mux, so the SoC just needs the two HDMI outputs it already has. the c port has only two data lines connected. It doesn't have the bandwidth.
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njsykora posted:I assume the Pi4’s reputation for running hot, It was the USB controller and they fixed it a couple months after release.
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wolrah posted:This can cause very unpredictable behavior with at least Windows clients where they can decide to switch over to the secondary based on a single slow response and they will stick there for a period of time meaning that you lose whatever your Pi-Hole or other special DNS configuration was providing. Good thing that pihole is only useful on mobile devices
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Cojawfee posted:Raspberry Pi is fun for a project you tinker with, but in no way should you use it for something important in a set it and forget it fashion. You never know when the SD card will just get totally fuckered in a very specific way that isn't easy to notice. That's why i have been booting from usb disk since rpi1.
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other people posted:also plex is horrible try jellyfin instead. for a lot of use cases it is good enough On my Raspberry pi4 Plex worked, Jellyfin just kept eating ram and crashing.
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sb hermit posted:Depending on your requirements, you may be able to pick up a raspberry pi 400 for $99 and shipping. It's a 4GB rpi 4 (more or less) with a built in keyboard. It also has the better revision of chip (higher frequency) iirc new batches of regular rpi4 also have that. And a sizeable heatsink.
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Keisari posted:I'd like to access my pi from my desktop, but I am worried about security. If I enables SSH, is my pi available on the internet or only on LAN? Is it certain that I need to take extra stops to enable access from the internet? I'd only want to access it on lan for the security benefits. For some time the default OS disables password based SSH by default. Only key based is available (you can't brute force or guess that.). Also if your raspberry is behind a router you explicitly need to forward the ssh port. So by default its safe.
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VictualSquid posted:Didn't know that you can power it through both ports. That is seriously cool. You can even power the Rpi1 by plugging powered usb hub into it. Makes it really fun to restart it by unplugging power.
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Bondematt posted:Yesterday I learned you can run 24v into a Pi 2 with no ill effect.
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mewse posted:a mobile processor with a bunch of cell phone stuff stripped out. Settop boxes and gpu/photo accelerator for nokia phones. It doesn't seem to have had any cellphone stuff like modem. Speaking of stuff stripped out. Pi 4 does not have AES and SHA acceleration that basically every other ARM8 sbc have
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Sir Sidney Poitier posted:I've got I think is a Pi from 2012, it's got a 4GB SD card in it, it all works fine. Say I want to get a bigger SD card, what do I need to worry about in terms of compatibility, if anything? Are newer variants compatible with older readers, provided they don't exceed a given size? Even on the rpi1 you can move the system to an usb stick/drive. And use the sd only to kickstart boot.
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Azuth0667 posted:Anyone able to recommend a UPS for a Pi4 or PiZeroW? I'd like to stop losing SD cards to power issues. Switch to usb sticks or usb to sata ssds
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tater_salad posted:How are PIs as a NAS? What usage you mean when saying NAS? I personally have pi4 with 3 powered USB drives that hold my music (i play over samba and Navidrome) and videos (Plex to multiple local and remote devices and local Kodi over samba). And also Kopia/Windows file history target/Syncthing. uses about 20-26W
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