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7 June 2024
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13:38 | (Comments log)[23.93.48.84; 182.230.201.111] | |||
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13:38 182.230.201.111 talk posted a new comment on X1011 (Can I use the hailo-8 ai accelerator and nvme at the same time?) | ||||
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03:54 23.93.48.84 talk posted a new comment on X1202 (I get warning in Ubuntu 24.04 on start: Raspberry pi PMIC Monitor: "This power supply is not capable of supplying 5A; power to peripherals..." screen seems to work...) | ||||
6 June 2024
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05:29 | (Comments log)[88.171.46.144; 216.24.212.41] | |||
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05:29 216.24.212.41 talk posted a new comment on X1203 (Is the 1203 board compatible with the X708-A1 8-cell 18650 Battery Holder?) | ||||
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05:19 88.171.46.144 talk posted a new comment on X1001 (Hello, I am experiencing an issue with my Raspberry Pi 5 setup. My configuration includes a 25W adapter, Geekworm PCIe HAT X1001, and a Crucial SSD 4.0 NVMe P3 Plus 500GB. Notably, I am not using an SD card in this setup. I successfully installed Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS on the SSD using the Raspberry Pi Imager. The system operates efficiently and quickly when the SSD is connected via a USB adapter. However, when I attempt to mount the SSD directly onto the Geekworm PCIe HAT X1001, it fail...) | ||||
5 June 2024
| 04:59 | Comments log 216.24.212.226 talk posted a new comment on X1203 (The spec sheet for the recommended Panasonic batteries NCR18650B says max charging voltage is 4.20v, however the specs here state that the Terminal Battery Voltage = 4.23V. Shouldn't the 1203 cut off charging at 4.20V?) | ||||
1 June 2024
| 23:09 | Comments log 87.188.179.118 talk posted a new comment on X1011 (Hello Does the X1011 also support NVMe with a size of 4TB and 8TB?) | ||||