Hi and tnx fer the answer! I'll making a SD-card with Raspberry Pi OS then ... Have you any comments re. headless use and resolution? I had problems (black screen) when I tried with

Hi I use a charging a anker usbhub that delivers 3 amps ,ok for light loading of 3 ,3 Pi's but new 4 not happy if things are working hard. ie a hard drive connected. Roger

RaspberryPiOS. 100% it's designed for the pi and just about every debian package available is ported to ARM and available via apt install. You can also build apps from source as well On Feb 1, 2021,

Good Morning from Finland! I'm preparing a Raspberry PI 4B 4GB RAM to use with (latest) version of JTDX to use with OH100SRAL anniversery call sign later this week (Friday to Sunday, possible next

That's probably the best card for a pi On Jan 31, 2021, at 11:11, "Vic WA4THR via groups.io" <ptd.net@groups.io target=_blank>vhklein@...> wrote:

Something to keep in mind is that some USB keyboards draw quite a bit of power. More than the pi zero's can supply thru their USB ports. Your best bet is to run headless, and for desktop use

gparted should be in your toolbox. 73

That drive windows says needs formatted is the root filesystem for the pi image. Don't reformat it. It's normal, as windows cannot read a Linux ext4 filesystem 32g is fine. Plenty of room On Jan 31,

How in the world are you "adding files" to the Raspbian image or editing files when the thing won't boot up? This is all pretty simple. Get a NEW SD card, 32GB or even 128GB if you want to have that

OK, that explains it. I did see a message flash on the screen on the initial attempt to boot that something was being created or resized. I am using the full Buster, as far as I know. I sort of

The MicroSD card I am using is a Samsung EVO Select 32GB UHS-1 card. It is rated at up to 95MB/s read and 20MB/s write. =Vic=

I think the OS creates the new drive from unused part of the flash or SD drive. You can tell it to make sure your system uses the whole device. (terminal) sudo raspi-config [enter] The option is in

Good day, all. This may be a bit off topic. However it is a great alternative to direct reception. I am using both a Pi 4B and a Pi 400 for use a a web receiver. I edited the autostart fiie so

Hi Vic, After you flash the card and copy the ssh and suplicant files to the boot partition. Put the card in the pi and apply power to the pi. On first boot it should resize the linux partition and

Thanks for all the replies. I did send a note to Vilros with some questions. I was checking to see if i had any empty MicroSD cards around, and all I had were either double the size or too small. The

Good afternoon, I've been building a portable radio station in a pelican case and it has a raspberry pi for digital modes. I am using Conky to see the pi's stats. I was wondering if it's possible to

Size of the SD card has nothing to do with which Pi it's in, or which version of the PiOS you are using. It's the quality of the card that matters. I have 2 Pi zero W's running 128G SanDisk cards

Use the "Raspberry Pi Imager" software available from the official Web site. It handles all your SD (Flash and SSD as well) tasks to create bootable images. Make sure any USB hub is a powered hub with

I have had power supplies that are too low of current cause same issue, freezing, rebooting etc. if you’ve got another 5VDC supply that has higher amperage, try that. Good luck JP

VIC- Since you have a W10 machine. Eliminate the USB hub, Keyboard and mouse, by plugging it into the W10 machine and test. Is the mouse arrow frozen or is the mouse missing? You really don't know