by Jonathan Updated Nov 24, 2021 Published Nov 24, 2021 Raspberry Pi News atx, bc1, build, button, Case, cm4, compute module 4, computer, computing, coral, dual, edge, google, gpu, graphics card, io, iot, itx, Jeff Geerling, m.2, micro atx, mini, mini itx, mini pci, mobo, motherboard, mpcie, network, nvme, PC, pci, pci express, pcie, power, raspberry pi, redundant, SATA, seaberry, server, small, ssd, tiny, tpu, usb, wardriving, wifi, x1, x16
Alftel’s Seaberry has ELEVEN PCI Express slots; and four of them are two-lane. It’s all powered by a Raspberry Pi Compute Module for, but *how*? Mentioned in the video (some links are affiliate links): – Seaberry on Tindie:...
by Jonathan Updated Nov 4, 2021 Published Oct 28, 2021 Raspberry Pi News banana pi, battery, bcm2711, bcm2835, bcm2837, benchmark, Bluetooth, camera, chip, comparison, computers, consumption, ct, efficient, emulation, energy, gaming, gold, Handheld, head to head, hq, imaging, inside, inspection, Jeff Geerling, linux, m2, measure, model b, overclock, overvolt, package on package, performance, phoronix, pi 3+, pi 4, pi os, pi zero, portable, power, radxa, ram, raspberry pi, Raspbian, RetroPie, rp3a0, rp3a0-au, sbc, single-board computer, small, temperature, timelapse, wifi, wireless, xray, zero, zero 2, zero 2 w
I got my hands on the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. It’s more than twice as fast as the original Pi Zero and Pi Zero W, but what other secrets does it hold? I X-rayed it to find out what’s *inside* this little Pi! It’s not cheap making these videos, so if...
by Jonathan Updated Sep 12, 2021 Published Sep 12, 2021 Raspberry Pi News adapter, ai, amd, amdgpu, assembly, Bitcoin, build, card, cm4, compile, compute, compute module, compute module 4, cooling, cross compile, crypto, cuda, currency, database, drivers, enclosure, ethereum, gaming, gpu, graphics, how to, insane, Jeff Geerling, kernel, linux, live, machine learning, mining, ml, nvidia, open source, PC, pci, pci express, pcie, performance, power, proxmox, radeon, raspberry pi, recompile, riser, rx 6700 xt, sshfs, tutorial, vm, x1, x16
It’s not clickbait if it’s the truth. I bought an AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT. I plugged it into a Raspberry Pi. This is what happened. I would give you a link to where you can buy one, but… you basically can’t. I’m thanking my lucky stars I...
by Jonathan Updated Jul 30, 2021 Published Jul 30, 2021 Raspberry Pi News apt, array, compile, contribution, debian, external, github, hard drive, HDD, Jeff Geerling, kernel, linux, nas, omv, open media vault, open source, performance, pi foundation, pi os, power, raid, raspberry pi, recompile, SATA, speed, ssd, storage, update, upgrade, usb
After months of testing various PCI Express SATA cards on the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4, and contributing a Linux kernel patch to Raspberry Pi OS, now everybody can use SATA with Pi OS out of the box—no kernel compile needed! This makes things great for those of...
by Jonathan Updated Jun 17, 2021 Published Jun 17, 2021 Raspberry Pi News 802.3af, 802.3at, aruba, blog, broken, circuit, cisco, coil, coil whine, computer, computers, ethernet, fault, hat, HP, ideal diode, Jeff Geerling, network, networking, pi, pi foundation, planar, plug, poe, poe+ hat, power, power over ethernet, problems, raspberry pi, rectifier, red shirt jeff, review, router, screw, switch, terrible, too long, transformer, trendnet, usb-c
The new PoE+ HAT has some issues, like using almost twice as much power for its own operation as the original PoE HAT. It does supply more power to the Raspberry Pi, but at least for the Pi 3 model B+ and 4 model B, does that even matter? Mentioned in this video:...
