Das Geekworm X1001 NVME HAT für den #raspberrypi5

https://raspithek.de/hardware/hats/geekworm-x1001-pcie-nvme-hat/

#RaspberryPi5 #RaspberryPiOS má stále problém s HW akcelerací spousty věcí. Tohle je jedna z těch chvil, kdy uvažuju distro hop. Steam se nespustí vůbec, Moonlight neustále brečí, že nemá HW dekodér. Řešení je buď rollback na starší kernel, nebo se porozhlédnout, jak je na tom například Alpine

Gatvol (fedup) that my Zigbee Dongle still interferes with the WiFi on my Raspberry Pi 4B using Home Assistant, although I bought the extension cable and wrapped the USB SSD-housing and cables in tin-foil , I finally caved. But, as you can imagine, that had a knock-on effect, mmmmh... But, now I am excited and can't wait for the delivery to arrive... #gatvol #RaspberryPi #RaspberryPi4B #RaspberryPi5 #HomeAssistant #SouthAfrica https://www.pishop.co.za/store/raspberry-pi-5-0/nvme-base-for-raspberry-pi-5

Der #raspberrypi5 16GB #raspberrypi

https://raspithek.de/python/raspberry-pi-5-mit-16gb/

Lately I've been doing more #SelfHosting again due to the current situation. Of course, I'm paying particular attention to power consumption and noise. After good experiences with the #ARM64 architecture, even with power-hungry applications such as Mastodon, I'm now using the smartphone technology for my homeservers, too.

There are #SBCs with more open hardware, but the #RaspberryPi is widely available, well documented, powerful and inexpensive. And it is available with up to 16 GB of RAM.

Anyone operating a server on the Internet must install #security updates quickly. However, many people forget to restart running software so that the new version runs instead of the old one. The #needrestart tool helps with this on Debian-based Linux systems, which unfortunately is usually not pre-installed.

On my Raspberry Pi 4, needrestart always runs correctly (automatically after apt upgrade). On my Raspberry Pi 5, however, I first had to create a configuration file as described by the main developer here:
https://github.com/liske/needrestart/blob/master/README.raspberry.md
Previously, the tool always claimed that a reboot was necessary because it thought an outdated Linux kernel was running.

Next, I want to activate #LUKS hard drive encryption on both raspis. Unfortunately, this is not as easy under #Raspbian or #RaspberryPiOS as on other Debian systems. If you have managed this: Please let me know how you did it!

In letzter Zeit mache ich aus gegebenem Anlass wieder mehr #SelfHosting. Natürlich achte ich dabei besonders auf den Stromverbrauch. Nach guten Erfahrungen mit der #ARM64-Architektur selbst bei leistungshungrigen Anwendungen wie Mastodon setze ich jetzt auch zuhause auf auf die aus Smartphones bekannte Technologie.

Es gibt zwar #SBCs mit offenerer Hardware, aber der #RaspberryPi ist überall erhältlich, gut dokumentiert, leistungsfähig und preiswert. Und es gibt ihn mit bis zu 16 GB RAM.

Wer einen Server am Internet betreibt, muss zügig #Sicherheitsupdates einspielen. Viele vergessen aber, laufende Software neuzustarten, damit die neue Version läuft statt der alten. Dabei hilft auf debianbasierten Linux-Systemen das Tool #needrestart, das leider meist nicht vorinstalliert ist.

Auf meinem Raspberry Pi 4 läuft needrestart schon immer korrekt (automatisch nach apt upgrade). Auf meinem Raspberry Pi 5 musste ich aber erst eine Konfigurationsdatei anlegen, wie es der Hauptentwickler hier beschreibt:
https://github.com/liske/needrestart/blob/master/README.raspberry.md
Bis dahin behauptete das Tool immer, dass ein reboot nötig sei, weil ein veralteter Linux-Kernel laufe.

Als nächstes will ich auf beiden Raspis die Festplattenverschlüsselung aktivieren. Das ist unter #Raspbian bzw. #RaspberryPiOS leider nicht so einfach wie auf anderen Debian-Systemen. Wenn ihr das geschafft habt: Schreibt gern eure Tipps!

Einplatinencomputer: Raspberry Pi erhält USB-C-Netzteil mit 45 Watt https://www.computerbase.de/news/pc-systeme/einplatinencomputer-raspberry-pi-erhaelt-usb-c-netzteil-mit-45-watt.92082/ #raspberrypi5

#TIL: #RaspberryPi5 doesn't support #WakeOnLAN

https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=361644

So how am I supposed to reduce power consumption when not using our #LibreELEC setup on #RPi?

I do have Shelly Plug S available but I guess that I'd need a remote shutdown command before turning off power. Furthermore: how do I enable auto-boot when power resumes?

Any ideas?

How does one make a computer, a #raspberrypi5 , that has #rtc #realtimeclock battery, but that is *not* connected to the internet, adjust its time to summer and winter time i.e. make the 1 hour clock change at 3 am on the relevant days? Or does Raspberry Pi OS do this automatically if the date is right?

A #rnode build for #reticulum using a #raspberrypi5 and #geekwormx1206 #ups for a #carnode or #solarnode
https://www.loramesh.org/subpages/upsrnode/upsrnode.html
Running #meshchat , four #liion #21700 5000 mAh batteries seem to run the #rak4631 and Pi for at least 24 hours. The device can be re-charged using #usbc or 9 to 18 V DC at up to 3 A via a jack or other connector. The rnode shuts down cleanly when batteries run out & re-starts when power is back, whereupon the batteries charge at the same time in #passthroughcharging

Has anyone connected a #raspberrypi5 to a Linux computer using something like Barrier? I've tried both that and Input Leap and not been able to get either one to work.

Today I'm trying out #gemma3 on #raspberrypi5 and #orangepi5pro

The Raspberry Pi 5 now has a teeny UGreen USB external audio interface that just plug and played with #Ubuntu LTS 24.04. Superb!
I have Mullvad up and running as well. Nice.

I tried to set up Docker and Dockge, then I tried to make a Jellyfin container. It didn’t go well at all. I couldn’t find any clear, working configuration examples for getting Jellyfin container to look at my external SSD for media files. I spent 12 hours yesterday on and off, looking at conflicting tutorials and smug how-tos and I’m done with Docker and associated external drive frustration. Docker whale, meet ocean.

I just straight up slapped Jellyfin on Ubuntu from the repository and launched it. It’s running now. I had to futz around with directory permissions to get it to access the external SSD. I learned a lot about chown and chmod, but mostly chown -R lol.

Ubuntu has so much conflicting information about its network system structure that I think I went more bald looking for how to set a static IP address for the server. Every time I set static, it would lose internet access. This is a 10 second job on Windows or macOS that took over an hour to iron out. My router config was fine, thanks. I limited the DHCP range and used an IP outside the range for the static address for the RPI. I got it sorted by accident, which Is frustrating because I don’t have a clue what the problem was.

I’ve used up a lot of computer spoons and I don’t want to look at it anymore today.

#Frustration
#RaspberryPi #RaspberryPi5 #Linux #Ubuntu #Docker #Dockge

Hello, I'm talking to you from within this tiny 'puter. I got a Raspberry Pi 5 for tinkering and having a Linux box to get angry at and run a media server 'n' shit. Wooo!

Procházím tak Steam knihovnu a vytipovávám hry, co by mohly být nenáročné. A občas se zadaří
Delver

Set up a fresh #RaspberryPi5 installation today and was surprised to find that Ghostty didn't want to run (on the default labwc Wayland desktop) due to GL context issues. I worked around it with LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE=true but that seems... silly?

The Raspberry Pi 5 Gets a Power Boost: Is 16GB RAM Worth It?

The Raspberry Pi 5 has just leveled up with a new 16GB RAM variant, catering to power users and demanding applications. But at a price point that flirts with mini PCs, does this upgrade truly make sen...

https://news.lavx.hu/article/the-raspberry-pi-5-gets-a-power-boost-is-16gb-ram-worth-it