Switching to 5Ghz WiFi made the Raspberry Pi fly again
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Switching to 5Ghz WiFi made the Raspberry Pi fly again
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Re: Switching to 5Ghz WiFi made the Raspberry Pi fly again
#2You can set BandModifier2_4GHz=0.01 to make 2.4GHz 1/100th as preferred in the excellent excellent iwd daemon (or 0 for disable).
Re: Switching to 5Ghz WiFi made the Raspberry Pi fly again
#3You can also get pretty cheap usb 2.5gbe dongles that work well with the pis
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The SW ecosystem and the community were always the selling point for the Pi, never the HW, that always sucked ass compared to the competition.
Re: Switching to 5Ghz WiFi made the Raspberry Pi fly again
#6You can also get pretty cheap usb 2.5gbe dongles that work well with the pis
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Re: Switching to 5Ghz WiFi made the Raspberry Pi fly again
#7Cross-compiling ? Aren't M1 and Pi both ARM processors ? I've been building apps for my M1 to run on Pi without any issue. Some optimization options maybe ?
Re: Switching to 5Ghz WiFi made the Raspberry Pi fly again
#8Cross-compiling ? Aren't M1 and Pi both ARM processors ? I've been building apps for my M1 to run on Pi without any issue. Some optimization options maybe ?
If the app leverages the page size in some way you can get into very subtle crashes - app is built on M1 (with 16k page size), page size is stored in a constant in the binary because it's a macro, then you trt to access the entire range of a page in a pi (4k pages) - and things break.
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Price?