The Raspberry Pi Thread [5]


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       #251

    strollin said:
    I finally got notice that my Pi 4 shipped. It's scheduled to be delivered 7/25.
    Thats good news, supply may finally be catching up with demand.
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       #252

    for a long time now the first thing i do on a new install is move taskbar to the bottom ,,with the 23 inch monitor it hard on the neck when it up-top,lol, my pi4 from pimoroni sent yesterday..

    alphanumeric said:
    I switched to the "Trees" background. Right click desktop properties. I also like the taskbar on the bottom.
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       #253

    order from buyapi came to day ,,i got a power supply and pi4 case sitting looking pretty till the pimoroni order comes next week
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       #254

    Finally received my 2GB Pi 4 with new power supply and case from Canakit.
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       #255

    strollin said:
    Finally received my 2GB Pi 4 with new power supply and case from Canakit.
    Was going to see if I could setup a USB boot on my Pi 4 but bailed out. You have to jump through hoops to boot from your SD card then run Raspbian from the thumbdrive. I'll wait till they enable it for the Pi 4 like it is now for the pi 3. .
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    no hoops ,was quite easy actually ,formatted my ssd drive .used win32 diskimager to install blaster to it , ran a few command ,.no sdcard in the pi now ,its takes a little longer to load now but not that long ,and works fine ,once plugged into the faster usb on the new pi ,it might even work a bit faster ,maybe not much ,but every bit helps i guess ..I followed this site Raspberry Pi Boot from USB - Pi My Life Up

    alphanumeric said:
    Was going to see if I could setup a USB boot on my Pi 4 but bailed out. You have to jump through hoops to boot from your SD card then run Raspbian from the thumbdrive. I'll wait till they enable it for the Pi 4 like it is now for the pi 3. .
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       #257

    caperjack said:
    no hoops ,was quite easy actually ,formatted my ssd drive .used win32 diskimager to install blaster to it , ran a few command ,.no sdcard in the pi now ,its takes a little longer to load now but not that long ,and works fine ,once plugged into the faster usb on the new pi ,it might even work a bit faster ,maybe not much ,but every bit helps i guess ..I followed this site Raspberry Pi Boot from USB - Pi My Life Up
    Its easy on a Pi 3B, On the 3B+ its now enabled by default, you don't even have to manually set that one bit from the command line. Its not enabled at all "yet" on the Pi 4. And the setting the bit doesn't work on a Pi 4. It requires a firmware update to enable it. That means doing it the old way and booting from an SD card and running the OS from your USB connected drive. A bit of a PITA once I started looking at it.
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    OH i didnt know that ,,,,
    alphanumeric said:
    Its easy on a Pi 3B, On the 3B+ its now enabled by default, you don't even have to manually set that one bit from the command line. Its not enabled at all "yet" on the Pi 4. And the setting the bit doesn't work on a Pi 4. It requires a firmware update to enable it. That means doing it the old way and booting from an SD card and running the OS from your USB connected drive. A bit of a PITA once I started looking at it.
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       #259

    caperjack said:
    OH i didnt know that ,,,,
    Yeah, and there are quit a few people that are not happy about it. The foundation was touting the improved speed of the USB bus, and then they delay a wanted feature that would benefit most from it.? It could be months before we get full USB boot on a Pi 4.
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    oh well i guess i don't really need it I dont have any newer usb devices anyway
    alphanumeric said:
    Yeah, and there are quit a few people that are not happy about it. The foundation was touting the improved speed of the USB bus, and then they delay a wanted feature that would benefit most from it.? It could be months before we get full USB boot on a Pi 4.
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