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Fedora 44 on the Raspberry Pi 5

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Re: Fedora 44 on the Raspberry Pi 5

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Post by 000ooo000 »

jacquesm wrote: post #5
stefan_ wrote: post #3

Good reminder that the Raspberry Pis only have good software support if you stick to whatever the foundation is releasing. Because that same foundation has stayed obsessed with their weird custom ways of doing things, instead of furthering efforts like UEFI on ARM. Some of it is insultingly stupid - like for revD of the 5, you better now update the magic boot partition of your RPi with the device tree overlay for rev…

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Very sorry, but people are allowed to have opinions and to express them. If the opinions upset you, then don't read them - by your logic anyway.

Re: Fedora 44 on the Raspberry Pi 5

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Post by praseodym »

stefan_ wrote: post #3

Good reminder that the Raspberry Pis only have good software support if you stick to whatever the foundation is releasing. Because that same foundation has stayed obsessed with their weird custom ways of doing things, instead of furthering efforts like UEFI on ARM. Some of it is insultingly stupid - like for revD of the 5, you better now update the magic boot partition of your RPi with the device tree overlay for rev…

This is exactly why I’ve to replaced my home server by a low-power x86 NUC instead. No custom build needed to run NixOS and idle power consumption turns out to be slightly lower than the Raspberry Pi 5.

Re: Fedora 44 on the Raspberry Pi 5

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Post by elnatro »

praseodym wrote: post #24
stefan_ wrote: post #3

Good reminder that the Raspberry Pis only have good software support if you stick to whatever the foundation is releasing. Because that same foundation has stayed obsessed with their weird custom ways of doing things, instead of furthering efforts like UEFI on ARM. Some of it is insultingly stupid - like for revD of the 5, you better now update the magic boot partition of your RPi with the device tree overlay for rev…

This is exactly why I’ve to replaced my home server by a low-power x86 NUC instead. No custom build needed to run NixOS and idle power consumption turns out to be slightly lower than the Raspberry Pi 5.

Allow me to ask you what’s the NUC computer you are using?

Re: Fedora 44 on the Raspberry Pi 5

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Post by tomaskafka »

elnatro wrote: post #25
praseodym wrote: post #24

Earlier quoted context omitted.

This is exactly why I’ve to replaced my home server by a low-power x86 NUC instead. No custom build needed to run NixOS and idle power consumption turns out to be slightly lower than the Raspberry Pi 5.

Allow me to ask you what’s the NUC computer you are using?

I am not the OP, but I got an $150 (at a time) fanless quad core Celeron box at Aliexpress about 5 years ago, and it just runs with zero problems with openmediavault and dockers. Attached is external HDD over USB 3, it’s still fast enough (and the HDD is the bottleneck, not the USB interface).

Re: Fedora 44 on the Raspberry Pi 5

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Post by prox »

tomaskafka wrote: post #28
elnatro wrote: post #25

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Allow me to ask you what’s the NUC computer you are using?

I am not the OP, but I got an $150 (at a time) fanless quad core Celeron box at Aliexpress about 5 years ago, and it just runs with zero problems with openmediavault and dockers. Attached is external HDD over USB 3, it’s still fast enough (and the HDD is the bottleneck, not the USB interface).

I wonder if I can run this on a 2 year old celeron laptop
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