Raspberry Pi CM4, Berryboot Simple Multi OS Setup. USB & SSD tests.
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Raspberry Pi CM4, Berryboot Simple Multi OS Setup. USB & SSD tests.
More details on flashing an os to compute module 4 in this video.
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Pads vs Paste - Pads are thicker, if the case is designed to use pads it may perform worse with paste (paste needs a tighter fit between the case and heatspreader). I have two pi3b+ in flirc cases - the one on paste runs ~10'C hotter than the one with a pad (one day I'll open it up and pop a pad on there!).
Can you recommend a micro-usb to usb-c adapter to hook a pi-zero with a usb-c hub? Assume they have to be OTG friendly? I have one that provides power but doesn’t recognise and usb devices in the hub. Thanks.
Yes see this video. Links in the description
Raspberry Pi Zero 2W First time minimal setup. Powered by TV.
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I think your problem with the ssd was voltage related .. I have the onboard wifi blacklisted on my pi 4.. I'm using a usb 3 Edimax 1750 ac wifi dongle.. It uses a lot more power as when I plug in my ssd with roms and backup how too files I end up with a crash straight up or in a short period of time.... Place the sane files on a 128 gig Samsung Bar no more crashes... Plug a usb 3 device into a usb3 connection without enough power the device will default to usb 2 speeds or crash. My Edimax wifi dongle plugged into usb 2 will only run at b.g.n speeds not ac ie: super slow
Thanks for sharing !
I've got a CM4 but it has no eMMC OR WiFi :'( - but that is ALL there was available ... I've got it running on a Waveshare CM4-IO-BASE-B so I could use my PCIe m.2 nvme SSD. And the great thing is that no matter what OS I've used the SSD has shown up every time without exception. I mainly got this to get some retro emulation going and I've had some different degrees of success. I haven't watched too many tutorials or guides, so I'm kinda just winging it most of the time. This is the first time I've used a Pi, but I have moderate experience with Linux, so it's not ALL foreign to me.
I have often thought about multi-boot but never took the time to look into it. I don't mess with my pi very often, mainly because I have a decent desktop next it, and I'm not a huge gamer. I was disappointed when I trie to watch youtube at 40k60 in PiOS and there were so many dropped frames and it was just unwatchable with all the stuttering and skips. But I was relieved to find that this isn't a problem with my system, that's just the way it is currently.
I would like to have my OS on the nvme, but when I followed Jeff Geerling's instruction it just did not work, even when I started over from step one. And feeling defeated I put it all down, and haven't looked at in the past 2 months. I've been thinking of trying out an Android OS if possible, mainly because I hear it does youtube playback much better that PiOS.....
Anyway, do you think this multi-boot could be setup on an SD card, or a USB drive? (or even the nvme) I would surely think so, I'll have to check out BerryBoot's page. Thanks fo4r that by the way, I had no idea it existed.
And thank you for ALL the videos you do. As soon as I see you've uploaded, I'm on that page like a fly on ssshhhhh... peaches left out on a picnic table :)
See you soon :)
Berryboot needs an sd card for boot, Pinn doesn’t
Super easy Multi boot. Setup a Raspberry Pi with almost any device. Pinn Website.
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Fenix Pi Plasma. Great 1080 UA-cam performance on Pi 4!
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I had a look at BerryBooot, why are there no new images for RPi OS Bullseye? There is only RPi OS 2020.11.
I’m not sure, however you can convert images
BerryConverter. Convert images for Berryboot. Raspberry Pi 4. Multi OS Launcher.
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Hi, I know you have done videos on screen tearing with the raspberry pi 4 but I just wanted to see if you encountered the same issues with crt. I keep getting screen tearing on my raspberry pi 4 via a crt, happens loads in emulators like final burn and neo geo. Any help would be much appreciated.
My crt is in the loft. Try the Retropie wiki
@@leepspvideo no worries, cheers for the response. I've looked at alot information and links around it but it appears to be a common problem, back to my raspberry pi 3 I guess
where do you get those pin cables from?
Mine came in a pico kit
Raspberry Pi Pico Basic Starter Kit.
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@@leepspvideo A couple years ago I just bought a baggie full of like 100 jumpers, and I have them in a little box by my desk. They come in handy here and there (I often lose one on the floor!), and they cost like $1 or 2 :)
Though anything that makes a connection works!