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andrum99

There's a 64-bit version of Raspberry Pi Imager in the Raspberry Pi OS repo. If you want a version for a different distro then your best bet is probably to find a build specific to that distro. Or just learn how to use dd on the command line: sudo dd if=imagefile.bz2 of=/dev/sdX bs=1M status=progres...

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memjr wrote: ↑
Fri Aug 19, 2022 3:31 pm
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And totally unrelated, but genuinely curious, is B.Goode really your name or just a play on be good?
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No, his real name is Johnny.

lolz

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jamesh wrote: ↑
Fri Aug 19, 2022 4:03 pm
Check out our Provisioner software, it's on GitHub.

At https://github.com/raspberrypi/cmprovision

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... There's a paper I wrote on cooling here https://pip.raspberrypi.com/categories/685/documents/RP-003608-WP/RP-003608-WP-1.pdf That's a useful primer for beginners. Not sure why that is a restricted document though - it contains little detail or specific technical information. To me it would be b...

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I am running as raspberry pi and set up a raid on two external sub connected drives. I am also booting off another USB drive. I set up everything including Nextcloud on my device with Buster. Everything was running fine and then I upgrade to buster and are seeing a few issues whereby the upgrade di...

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I have a displayport monitor that I was trying to use with my Pi 4. But it wouldn't boot up (it would get stuck with a black screen with an underscore). In an attempt to get it to work, I followed this: http://domoticx.com/raspberry-pi-displaylink-usb-screen/ I did: sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf And...

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... Thank you for this interesting information and reference. However, I cannot open the PDF file because it does not accept my account (forum account). Do I need to register another account? Yes, the forum accounts are just for the forums - you will need to register for a separate account to acces...

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The Pi 4 also uses 28nm silicon, while Pi 3 is on 40nm, so clock for clock it produces less heat.

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but the pico-w is only using SPI to drive the CYW43439, so some kind of custom firmware payload has to be created, that does both wifi+bt over just SPI The vendor is already advertising that functionality though: https://www.infineon.com/cms/en/product/wireless-connectivity/airoc-wi-fi-plus-bluetoo...

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Did RS indicate why they abandoned manufacturing the Pi? I'm not sure you're ever likely to get an official answer on that one, but if I had to guess, it would be because more of the Raspberry Pi range is now manufactured by Raspberry Pi themselves, rather than through an IP licensing deal with Far...

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@timg236: cancel that - aallan has said that the CM4S will not be documented in the general documentation, since it is limited distribution only. See https://github.com/raspberrypi/document ... 1219469656.

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@timg236: your first reply implies that [cm4] also applies to CM4S, but your later reply says it doesn't. Can you possibly confirm which it it? I'm have opened a PR to add the information from this thread to the documentation.

andrum99

Actually, it looks like it might be better to rename the overclocking section instead, since those settings can also be used for underclocking, and fine-tuning the clocks to meet thermal restrictions, for example. I will have a look.

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Sounds like temp_limit should be moved out of the overclocking section of the documentation: I will file a PR.

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aBUGSworstnightmare wrote: ↑
Tue Aug 16, 2022 7:01 pm
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that's how it should be as boot is on firmware and command line is used when KMS takes control.
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I know. I was really just reporting what it did for anyone else who might happen to read this thread.

andrum99

Have you tried forcing the requested resolution from kernel command line? Add below - with 1280x800 used as example only - to your cmdline.txt. That uses HDMI0; in case of HDMI1 use 'HDMI-A-2' video=HDMI-A-1:1280x800M@60 would be beneficial if you'll let us know which resolution you want to use. Th...

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David16962 wrote: ↑
Mon Aug 15, 2022 3:26 pm
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The imager recommendation is 2GB OS while the Lite OS is 0.3GB. Since I already progressed a bit on the 2GB OS, I would hesitate to reload with the 0.2GB OS unless I have no choice.
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Raspberry Pi OS Lite is the same basic OS, but without the GUI.

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I recently switched to using Raspberry Pi OS for my NAS, in preference to Ubuntu Server. I rely on DKMS to build the ZFS kernel modules so that I can access my storage array. I just updated my kernel using apt, but for some reason DKMS did not do what it is supposed to and automatically build a new ...

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Hi HawaiianPi, egrep -w 'Revision|Model' /proc/cpuinfo returns the followings Revision: 000e Model: Raspberry Pi Model B Rev 2 Do I need to act on these info. Says, apply whatever patch that is appropiate for this particular piece of hardware? I load the recommended RPi OS, 2GB version from the ima...

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I'm running Kodi from the default apt repo on the 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS. I've just started getting the following messages filling up dmesg: [Aug15 13:34] cec-vc4: message 10 timed out [ +1.023997] cec-vc4: message 10 8f timed out [ +1.280015] cec-vc4: message 10 timed out [ +1.024019] cec-vc4: mess...

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Ah. Can I return it? You would have to contact the seller you purchased it from (warranty returns and exchanges are handled by the authorized reseller, not directly by RPT or the foundation). Hopefully you bought it from an authorized reseller (if you didn't, well...). Doesn't matter who it was bou...

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This query is related to Kodi, so apologies if this should be added to the existing 'Kodi on Bullseye RPiOS' thread - feel free to move it if this is the case. My main TV has a problem with one of its two HDMI ports - the DDC pins seems to not work. (I believe they did work originally, but somehow t...

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...perhaps the hdmi port on my old pi has gotten worn out from having to plug the cable in and out all the time to get it to work. Since there are two micro HDMI ports on the Pi 4, you can just use the other one instead if the first one is a bit dodgy 👍 That's what I do on the one Pi 4 I have which...

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as the subject says I want to create a samba user with password all in one command but can't work out how its done. I've tried trawling google but no joy. Try this: sudo smbpasswd -a username Where 'username' is the username you wish to create: you will be prompted to enter the password. That's how...

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cli and gui are 2 different settings. in config.txt you can use for console resolution. framebuffer_width=1920 framebuffer_height=1080 That only works for the firmware driver - if booting into text mode (i.e. not GUI) the KMS-based driver takes over and does its own thing, so if you set that you se...

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