The Raspberry Pi Thread
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+1 for tailscale
You can read about Tailscale's NAT Traversal here (if you're interested) https://tailscale.com/blog/how-nat-traversal-works/
OH. MY. GOD.
How is something so good and I have just heard about it(also such a generous free tier, I use 5 devices at max). Took me all of 10 minutes to setup(30 more to read documentation about all the features though haha, loved TailDrop, my personal internet Airdrop)
Though, will contain my excitement till I get back to college or get someone to test it out for me(they've blocked all UDP and a lot of TCP ports for some reason;-
, If it ends up working, I am never going to switch off this Pi hahayes, tailscale is a godsend when you are running some kind of server on raspberry pi sitting on home. Personally i have a jellyfin based media server running on docker on rasp pi 4, and it works like a charm, even shared it with 2 of my friends in different location, and it just works.
streaming high bitrate hd media works without any issue.
streaming high bitrate hd media works without any issue.
Raspberry Pi 5 revealed, and it should satisfy your need for speed
www.theregister.com
No longer super-cheap, but boasts better graphics and swifter storage
Raspberry Pi 5 revealed: faster, but lacks audio jack
No longer super-cheap, but boasts better graphics and swifter storage
No longer super-cheap, but boasts better graphics and swifter storage
I had switched over to a NanoPi R6C with official passive cooling case in Apr and never looked back.
www.fabtolab.com
My Pi 4 RJ45 port had a bent pin and at that point the Pis were way more expensive or OoS.
Furthermore it has a PCIe slot where I directly plugged in a WD Blue SN570 1 TB SSD and everything is neatly contained in a single box with similar form factor to a Pi and doesn't need external SSD enclosures hanging off the side
I run the following stuff on it-
I am running pihole & flaresolvver on docker containers,tinyrss on bare metal install as well as flexget for automated torrent downloads.
It runs a RK3588S 8 nm chip with 4xA76 cores @2.4 GHz & 4xA55 cores @1.8 Ghz and is way faster than a Pi4.
The Pi 5 has 4xA76 cores @ 2.4 GHz but its a 16nm node so power draw is higher.
It runs pretty cool as well.
The Pi 5 might be a better deal albeit with higher power draw if we don't get scalped.
Buy NanoPi R6C in India | Fab.to.Lab
NanoPi R6C (as "R6C")is a one-for-all high performance platform for edge computing, designed and developed by the Friendly Elec team. It has a 2.5G and a Gbps Ethernet ports. It is based on Rockchip's RK3588S, and has 4GB/8GB LPDDR4X RAM
www.fabtolab.com
My Pi 4 RJ45 port had a bent pin and at that point the Pis were way more expensive or OoS.
Furthermore it has a PCIe slot where I directly plugged in a WD Blue SN570 1 TB SSD and everything is neatly contained in a single box with similar form factor to a Pi and doesn't need external SSD enclosures hanging off the side
I run the following stuff on it-
I am running pihole & flaresolvver on docker containers,tinyrss on bare metal install as well as flexget for automated torrent downloads.
It runs a RK3588S 8 nm chip with 4xA76 cores @2.4 GHz & 4xA55 cores @1.8 Ghz and is way faster than a Pi4.
The Pi 5 has 4xA76 cores @ 2.4 GHz but its a 16nm node so power draw is higher.
It runs pretty cool as well.
The Pi 5 might be a better deal albeit with higher power draw if we don't get scalped.
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Just a word of warning on Fabtolab - I have had pathetic experience with them. They tend to show a product is in stock when its actually not. This is as of early 2022 but I bought something which was shown to be in stock but the order never got processed for weeks with no response. When I contacted them and they claimed that they had it back-ordered but after weeks and weeks of delay I had to eventually cancel. There was absolutely no response each time and I had to contact them multiple times (phone + email). I had to threaten them of legal action before they finally refunded.Buy NanoPi R6C in India | Fab.to.Lab
NanoPi R6C (as "R6C")is a one-for-all high performance platform for edge computing, designed and developed by the Friendly Elec team. It has a 2.5G and a Gbps Ethernet ports. It is based on Rockchip's RK3588S, and has 4GB/8GB LPDDR4X RAM
The Pi 5 consumer about 6-7 W under full load and about 1.5W at idle, so we are taking about may be 50 units of electricity through a year. At this level, a 8nm process isn't going to save much. Benefits of a smaller node is probably best realised for powerful devices or those on battery.I had switched over to a NanoPi R6C with official passive cooling case in Apr and never looked back.
Buy NanoPi R6C in India | Fab.to.Lab
NanoPi R6C (as "R6C")is a one-for-all high performance platform for edge computing, designed and developed by the Friendly Elec team. It has a 2.5G and a Gbps Ethernet ports. It is based on Rockchip's RK3588S, and has 4GB/8GB LPDDR4X RAM
My Pi 4 RJ45 port had a bent pin and at that point the Pis were way more expensive or OoS.
Furthermore it has a PCIe slot where I directly plugged in a WD Blue SN570 1 TB SSD and everything is neatly contained in a single box with similar form factor to a Pi and doesn't need external SSD enclosures hanging off the side
I run the following stuff on it-
View attachment 178988
I am running pihole & flaresolvver on docker containers,tinyrss on bare metal install as well as flexget for automated torrent downloads.
It runs a RK3588S 8 nm chip with 4xA76 cores @2.4 GHz & 4xA55 cores @1.8 Ghz and is way faster than a Pi4.
The Pi 5 has 4xA76 cores @ 2.4 GHz but its a 16nm node so power draw is higher.
It runs pretty cool as well.
View attachment 178997
The Pi 5 might be a better deal albeit with higher power draw if we don't get scalped.
Having said that there are n number of SBCs available if all you need is power. The appeal of the Pi is probably all the maker projects made for it. Also intended for those who intend to use more of what it offers like the GPIO, UART, PCIe interface (not being M.2 offers more freedom), MIPI transreceivers and such.
f you go 2-4x the cost of a PI obviously you'll get more performance. Else a p for 4k and an enclosure for 500-2k is a much cheaper setup. nearly half the price. If you go that hgh, I suggest paying a bit more for a second hand NUC. Any dongle will give you the second lan port.I had switched over to a NanoPi R6C with official passive cooling case in Apr and never looked back.
Buy NanoPi R6C in India | Fab.to.Lab
NanoPi R6C (as "R6C")is a one-for-all high performance platform for edge computing, designed and developed by the Friendly Elec team. It has a 2.5G and a Gbps Ethernet ports. It is based on Rockchip's RK3588S, and has 4GB/8GB LPDDR4X RAM
My Pi 4 RJ45 port had a bent pin and at that point the Pis were way more expensive or OoS.
Furthermore it has a PCIe slot where I directly plugged in a WD Blue SN570 1 TB SSD and everything is neatly contained in a single box with similar form factor to a Pi and doesn't need external SSD enclosures hanging off the side
I run the following stuff on it-
View attachment 178988
I am running pihole & flaresolvver on docker containers,tinyrss on bare metal install as well as flexget for automated torrent downloads.
It runs a RK3588S 8 nm chip with 4xA76 cores @2.4 GHz & 4xA55 cores @1.8 Ghz and is way faster than a Pi4.
The Pi 5 has 4xA76 cores @ 2.4 GHz but its a 16nm node so power draw is higher.
It runs pretty cool as well.
View attachment 178997
The Pi 5 might be a better deal albeit with higher power draw if we don't get scalped.
It will not reach the speed of the integrated ethernet port
However the OS support for SBCs other than Raspberry Pi are limited
Yeah it makes no sense with Pi 4s at their usual price range.
But at that point the cheapest in-stock Pi 4 was like 17k or something on Amazon. None of the other sites like robu.in had them in stock and I needed a replacement urgently as my Pi 4 was kaput due to the bent RJ45 pin.
I also looked at Asus PN41 mini PC but opted to go for this as its a more compact solution and was slightly cheaper as I didn't need to buy RAM.
The NanoPi R6S is at 120$ for the 4GB version whereas the PI 5 is at 60$ for 4 GB as per official pricing and the performance benefit was almost 4X.
I see 4 GB Pi 5 at Rs 6249 on Robu but its OoS.
Similar experience for me too, I ordered one product and it was backordered and never shipped, after three months, I posted bad review on google, and I said if you refund my money, I'll change my bad review to neutral, that did the trick, they refunded my money.
Guys any idea from where to procure pi 5 in India (Mumbai)? Checked few sites but seems unavailable or out of stock at the moment.
Silverline, Robu and Robocraze are the official resellers. I see Silverline has it in stock -
www.silverlineelectronics.in/collections/raspberry-pi-5-official-accessories/products/raspberry-pi-5-model-b-8gb-ram?src=raspberrypi
Any good quality PD adapter meeting Pi 5 powering requirements should work. Check your powering considerations here -
Raspberry Pi Documentation - Raspberry Pi 5
The official documentation for Raspberry Pi computers and microcontrollers
www.raspberrypi.com
Yeah, I am using it but I have to use a parameter in config for external usb ssds to work. Which is fine for now but it basically disables current protection.Any good quality PD adapter meeting Pi 5 powering requirements should work. Check your powering considerations here -
Raspberry Pi Documentation - Raspberry Pi 5
The official documentation for Raspberry Pi computers and microcontrollerswww.raspberrypi.com