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I am borrowing the USB3 hub that lives in the back of my monitor and using it to power | I am borrowing the USB3 hub that lives in the back of my monitor and using it to power | ||
an Apple keyboard and a Startech USB3 SATA cable. | an Apple keyboard and a Startech USB3 SATA cable. | ||
The combination of USB3, SATA3, and a reasonably fast SSD is working well. | |||
== Power == | |||
I had the lightning bolt low voltage warning until I plugged in only a hub to the USB ports. | |||
I am using a 5V 4A switching supply and a USB-C cable. My power meter says it's pulling just over an amp at 5.1 volts. | |||
== Software == | |||
I have Raspian Buster Lite installed now. | |||
I installed the window environment | |||
sudo -s | |||
dpkg --configure -a | |||
apt update | |||
apt full-upgrade | |||
reboot | |||
apt install xserver-xorg xinit |
Revision as of 04:32, 19 May 2020
Tenrec is a Raspberry Pi 4B
I am setting it up as a build machine
2020-May-09 arrived from Newark
Hardware
- 4GB 4B
- Seeed heatsink kit so cute, had to have one.
- 7" Pi touch screen from Element14
- Multicomp Pro case, clear
- Corsair GTX 240GB SSD
- Startech USB3 SATA3 cable (lsusb id is 174c:55aa with ASMedia ASM1053E chipset)
I drilled a couple holes in the bottom of the case, attached RAM mount hardware.
I am borrowing the USB3 hub that lives in the back of my monitor and using it to power an Apple keyboard and a Startech USB3 SATA cable.
The combination of USB3, SATA3, and a reasonably fast SSD is working well.
Power
I had the lightning bolt low voltage warning until I plugged in only a hub to the USB ports. I am using a 5V 4A switching supply and a USB-C cable. My power meter says it's pulling just over an amp at 5.1 volts.
Software
I have Raspian Buster Lite installed now.
I installed the window environment
sudo -s dpkg --configure -a apt update apt full-upgrade reboot apt install xserver-xorg xinit