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Re: Raspberry Pi 5

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Post by olalonde »

travisjungroth wrote: post #828
peteforde wrote: post #131

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Genuinely curious: why does their announcement upset you so much? Most of the tech world announces products, executes a marketing strategy and then releases stock into the market. You make it sound like someone left you standing at the altar. You didn't know it existed an hour ago. If you were on a long vacation, it might have released before your return. Why get angry?

I think you’re talking past each other. The “information” is the schematics and firmware of the board, not the press release and the specs.

Isn't Raspberry Pi open source hardware?

Re: Raspberry Pi 5

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Post by brunoqc »

Fnoord wrote: post #391
firemelt wrote: post #3

anyone could tell me how did you use raspberry pi?

I use * 1 CM4 for a PiKVM on my desktop (my main home server uses a proprietary iLO). * 1 CM4 as router running OpenWrt, to replace my ER-Lite. * 3 CM4s in a Turing Pi 2, one Jetson Orin for ML. This is my homelab. The CM4 are running Dietpi. * 2 RPi4 as remote VPN (Wireguard) endpoints to do tech support for my mother-in-law and mother. Also serves as Jellyfin server containing old movies, and jumphost for NAS backu…

> 1 CM4 as router running OpenWrt, to replace my ER-Lite.

CM is the computer module, right? what kind of "board" do you use the CM4 with to use it as a router?

Re: Raspberry Pi 5

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Post by jrflowers »

naikrovek wrote: post #782
Dah00n wrote: post #602

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Amazon is not a good place to get prices from for a comparison. All the enshittification has ruined the prices. As it forces prices up outside Amazon too even outside prices are not useful. To do a proper comparison that doesn't include changes forced by Amazon IMO you need to look at non-US non-Amazon non-Amazon-sellers prices and work with those. Quite annoying really.

I've seen the word "enshittification" three times in three days now, and it is already rubbing my last nerve raw. we make fun of business jargon and buzzword fads, and we do it just as much as anyone else, and it sickens me.

I feel this way about “jargon” and “buzzword”. If you couldn’t clearly explain something to Chaucer just don’t post it on the internet.

Re: Raspberry Pi 5

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Post by RussianCow »

birdyrooster wrote: post #840
qwertox wrote: post #301

A NVMe compatible M.2 M Key connector (like the Rock 5 Model B [0] has) would have been really nice. I'm starting to accumulate old but good, yet small in storage space terms NVMe's which I'm no longer needing, but which would be perfect for a Raspi. Even if the PCIe bus were an older generation and not as performant as the NVMe. The microSD card slot is really great to have, to get up-and-running, but once it's clea…

Meanwhile in reality when nvme drives die in like 6 months… ughhhh

Sorry, can you elaborate? Is the death rate of NVMe drives known to be significantly faster than that of other types of drives? I hadn't heard of this.

Re: Raspberry Pi 5

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Post by bmitc »

jlarcombe wrote: post #727

I know this will sound like a whinge but it's really a shame they removed the audio jack, it was so useful for simple sound/music projects.

You might look into the Teensy boards. There's an audio adapter that adds a DAC and headphone jack, and there's also an audio library. The Dirtywave M8 was built on top of the Teensy stack.

https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/

https://www.pjrc.com/store/teensy3_audio.html

https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_libs_Audio.html

https://dirtywave.com/

Re: Raspberry Pi 5

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Post by bullen »

The biggest misstake is to not upgrade the GPU further.

The competition has always been the Jetson Nano.

Vision Five 2 is now my favourite passively coolable SBC.

Re: Raspberry Pi 5

#848

Post by gzalo »

olalonde wrote: post #841
travisjungroth wrote: post #828

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I think you’re talking past each other. The “information” is the schematics and firmware of the board, not the press release and the specs.

Isn't Raspberry Pi open source hardware?

It's not. They don't even release full schematics of boards.

Re: Raspberry Pi 5

#849

Post by CTDOCodebases »

mintplant wrote: post #453
teamonkey wrote: post #340

Earlier quoted context omitted.

The blog post says they're releasing a M.2 hat in "early 2024"

I don't love that you'll have to choose between PoE, M.2, or active cooling / a case.

You don’t have to as long as whatever devices manufactured have a PLX on them. This adds to the cost though.
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