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26 May 2024
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02:38 | (Comments log)[47.158.215.169 (2×)] | |||
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02:38 47.158.215.169 talk posted a new comment on X1001 (Sorry scratch that, still seems to fail with heavy disk usage) | ||||
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00:09 47.158.215.169 talk posted a new comment on X1001 (I can confirm updating the firmware seems to work on the pi5. Have a WD black SN770. Worked with USB, didn't work with the NVMe hat. Originally would boot very slow, and couldn't reliably launch a terminal, or a web browser at all. System would freeze or go to gray screen/black screen. Booted with the drive in a USB enclosure and went to raspi-config and loaded new bootloader/firmware through the advanced options, reinstalled the drive into the hat and now boots fine, fast, and can lau...) | ||||
25 May 2024
| 09:42 | Comments log 45.134.224.250 talk posted a new comment on X1200 Hardware (What is the low-charging rate? What is the high-charging rate?) | ||||
22 May 2024
| 06:47 | Comments log 23.93.48.84 talk posted a new comment on X1202 (Will this provide power if only 2 batteries are installed? I don't need the capacity of 4 18650s, but having a place to store and charge spares would be nice.) | ||||
21 May 2024
| 04:14 | Comments log 23.114.212.80 talk posted a new comment on X1202 (Is there a way to run the pi5 off of the 5v out XH connector? Due to size constraints I cannot use the pogo pins. If I need to solder connectors from the GPIO to the Pogo pins, which ones are necessary for minimal function?) | ||||
17 May 2024
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05:59 | (Comments log)[216.24.212.246; 216.24.212.210] | |||
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05:59 216.24.212.210 talk posted a new comment on X1201 (would NOT take a charge) | ||||
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05:58 216.24.212.246 talk posted a new comment on X1201 (Yes, the batteries were hardly used but one was bad; it would take a charge. Thanks) | ||||
15 May 2024
| 04:38 | Comments log 172.59.122.138 talk posted a new comment on How to enable OLED display (you say: Hi, you can ignore python-smbus package I ask: How Instructions do not work at all. Many failures.) | ||||
13 May 2024
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16:21 | (Comments log)[112.220.71.122; 104.28.42.26] | |||
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16:21 104.28.42.26 talk posted a new comment on XScript (I have the same problem...) | ||||
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12:47 112.220.71.122 talk posted a new comment on X1001 (My raspberry PI 5 server has - raspberry PI 5 4 GB - 25W power supply ( 5V 5A ) - Geekworm X1001 PICe HAT - SD Card 64GB - OS: Bookworm 64Bit My PI5 system halts within 3-4 hours from system boot. I tried to mount the SSD (1GB, Samsung Electronics) and booted from SSD successfully without SDCard. But with or without SSD, the system halts after 3~4 hours. When I disconnected X1001 HAT and the PI board( plug off the PICe ribbon cable from X1001 HAT), the system does not freeze for severa...) | ||||
10 May 2024
| 14:37 | Comments log 172.114.135.75 talk posted a new comment on X1202 (I noticed that the x1202 always said "AC Power OK" even with power plug disconnected. As the pld.py code ran I could press down on the Pi board and the x1202 would say "AC Power Loss". When I let up it would go back to "AC Power OK". Seems like a pogo is not making good contact. Any suggestions?) | ||||
9 May 2024
| 15:59 | Comments log 95.73.54.49 talk posted a new comment on How to Configure RAID Setting (Hi, How can I check health of the each disk in hardware RAID mode?) | ||||
7 May 2024
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21:47 | (Comments log)[84.50.46.206; 23.114.212.80 (2×); 1.64.154.121 (3×)] | |||
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21:47 1.64.154.121 talk posted a new comment on XScript (I also using raspberryOS 64bit(bookworm)) | ||||
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21:45 1.64.154.121 talk posted a new comment on XScript (Hi, I followed this guide and now xoff works, but the fan not move at all. It show active and enabled when I enter "sudo systemctl status x-c1-fan.service". Is it the fan broken or have any suggestion to debug?) | ||||
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09:07 23.114.212.80 talk posted a new comment on X1202 (One of the pogos looks like it contacts the area for the Real-time battery. Does this also supply power for that port?) | ||||
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09:06 23.114.212.80 talk posted a new comment on X1202 (What are the specs on the momentary switch port? Does this work like one on the board?) | ||||
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07:50 84.50.46.206 talk posted a new comment on X735-script (I decided to run Home Assistant OS as a virtual machine using Incus so I could use the X735 following the instructions on this wiki page. Fan now is quiet and PWM is doing its thing. I followed the steps here, but I used <code> pip3 install --break-system-packages rpi-lgpio </code> for installinh the GPIO library. To check if the services are working I used <code> systemctl status x735-fan </code> and <code> systemctl status x735-pwr </code> For troubleshooting it helps to check...) | ||||
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02:17 1.64.154.121 talk posted a new comment on XScript (Hi, is there a version of Debian 12(Bookworm)? I'm using NASPi and the fan not working and "xoff: command not found" after install script.) | ||||
6 May 2024
| 04:17 | Comments log 216.24.212.37 talk posted a new comment on X1201 (X1201 V1.1 current behavior: On applying power starts charging and starts Pi5 via attached USB-C. When fully charged stops charging, quits using UBS-C power and uses power from the battery. When battery are depleted, shuts off everything. Also when you remove USB-C power, it does not transition to battery is shuts off everything. There is no software installed in crons or anything. This is not a seamless UPS. Is there a jumper of GPIO setting that I don't have set?) | ||||
4 May 2024
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18:17 | (Comments log)[84.170.25.179 (2×)] | |||
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18:17 84.170.25.179 talk posted a new comment on X1201 (Seems to be MAX17048 and does not support much more info (no shunt)) | ||||
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18:13 84.170.25.179 talk posted a new comment on X1201 (What is the battery fuel gauge ic partnumber? Does it support more info than the current voltage?) | ||||
2 May 2024
| 07:11 | Comments log 75.37.71.93 talk posted a new comment on FFC Cable (I am once again asking how to get in contact WITH ANY SUPPORT PERSON WHATSOEVER IN REGARDS TO A FAULTY X882-A1 CONNECTOR. POTENTIAL BUYERS be aware this is what they are putting their customers through. I have tried other means of communication only to be ignored.) | ||||
30 April 2024
| 07:17 | Comments log 82.58.137.153 talk posted a new comment on XScript (Hi, I followed this guide and now xoff works like a charm, many thanks. On the other hand, even if I am able to run and control my fan, even at low speeds it's very loud. I tried changing some values in the x-c1-fan.sh script and the fan responded but it never got "silent" like it used to be. I remember it being very silent, especially at low speeds. What can i do? is there something i missed to try? I'm kinda a newbie when it comes to hardware, and the Naspi was not touched since i built i...) | ||||
28 April 2024
| 14:00 | Comments log 24.128.44.197 talk posted a new comment on X1001 (The XH2.54 5V power connector connects to the GPIO on the Raspberry Pi 5?) | ||||
27 April 2024
| 22:34 | Comments log 180.150.80.69 talk posted a new comment on Auto Mount an NTFS USB Drive on Raspberry Pi (Cheers for creating this excellent, straight-forward article. I wish I had permission to register but apparently I don't, so I'm posting this anon. Thanks!) | ||||