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Raspberry Pi 4 crashes at startup then boot loops
you should go to the raspberry pi website on another device (preferably a computer) and use a microsdxc reader to copy the operating system from the website (there's videos about it).You may have to ...
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Raspberry Pi 4 crashes at startup then boot loops
HDMI cable had a short in it, that's why multiple monitors had the same problem as well, but having no other HDMI, I had to configure the image before flashing (in the imager) and connect with a ...
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Speed up Raspbian boot
I also find that a usb stick with exactly the same OS as the sd card slows down boot up time a lot and also once booted it runs extremely slow,tons and tons of latency so much so that the machine ...
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Does an rPi 3B+ SSD require external power?
If you are using a USB power port for powering up your Pi, then YES, it is a issue. Use power input through GPIO, and use precisely 5,1 - 5,15V.
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Run systemd timer periodically but not on boot
Eureka!
The issue was that i dindn't initialized the time correctly.
Yes I followed this post but I used a script that wrapped the /sbin/hwclock --hctosys --utc --noadjfile command, delaying it in ...
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How to clone OS from SD to SSD using command line?
I suggest keeping an extra 3B+ or higher for this. That way you can just the GUI SD Copier. It's just the fastest and most convenient method.
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Raspberry Pi 3 not boots if usb camera plugged in
Throw it out the window and get an Intel Nuc instead. PI in all my experiments is a piece of overpriced, underpowered trash that is good for nothing.
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Does an rPi 3B+ SSD require external power?
I have a number of Pi's running with the WD Green SSD pictured and have few if any issues with them. However slightly more power hungry SSDs are marginal and for reliability use a powered hub.
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unable to boot to network mode in pi4 B board when SDcard is removed
I am able to Switch to Network boot for Pi4 B board be below Steps :
1 > Set EEPROM to Latest Version by setting in UI by command sudo raspi-config
2 > Set BOOT_ORDER=0xf21
3 > Set TFTP_IP=...
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Run systemd timer periodically but not on boot
The Linux at command allows you to run something at a particular time. The time can be specified in different ways.
For the example in the question, run this command at boot-up:
at -f /path/scriptname ...
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