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take_it_slow posted:The OS is installed on an SSD housed in an external UASP-compatible enclosure connected via one of the usb3 ports. Which UASP enclosure are you using? Does it actually bind to the uas driver? The ones I have are blacklisted in the kernel and fall back to usb-storage.
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tuyop posted:I’m interested in whether those USB/ethernet hats would let you use the 4 as a pfsense box wolrah posted:You could definitely use OpenWRT though. Yep, OpenWRT is the way to go for this use case. The Pi 4 can also work well as a router on a stick with a managed switch that does VLANs for a connection with a combined upstream+downstream of less than 500mbps.
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tuyop posted:Aw drat, I have gigabit. Oh the Pi 4 can route a full gigabit no problem, as long as you use a USB 3.0 GigE adapter for one of the interfaces. It's only in the router on a stick configuration (LAN & WAN both using the built in port plugged into a managed switch breaking out a separate VLAN for each) that you won't be able to do more than 500Mbps combined. The limitation in that case is the shared single ethernet port, not the Pi CPU. Also, grats on the gigabit internet connection SamDabbers fucked around with this message at 03:44 on Mar 29, 2021 |
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Fart, double post
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Ffmpeg can accept input via a pipe, and output to stdout. There are modules for it to take advantage of the hardware h.264 encoder in the SOC too but you might still have to build them manually.
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Look what just arrived
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Still less expensive than an off the shelf IP-KVM 
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If you're going to run a whole rear end PC server anyway why bother with RPis for server duty at all? Just set up some VMs or containers.
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USB PD is magical and every device up to 100W should implement it.
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To start with, you'll need a subwoofer.
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sinky posted:I ordered a Pico W the day before this poo poo happened While this is certainly a bad move for them from a PR standpoint, it does not make existing Pi hardware useless or bad. There's no need to performatively destroy any tiny computers over this.
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VictualSquid posted:Hadn't thought about it in some time, but has anybody ever developed a good way to reboot a headless rpi? Buy another pi and a pikvm kit and attach it to your other headless pi lol
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Rexxed posted:That's a good idea, but then you want another one in case that one locks up. Some kind of PiKVM pi rebooter. I think with a few hundred bucks in Pis we can solve this problem. It's pis all the way down. But maybe you're onto something here. What if the first headless pi is wired up to reboot the pikvm pi rebooter pi like some sort of piroboros eating its tail?
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