I'm amazed by the speed which technology miniaturized active and passive electronics electronics.
My SBC is smaller than this 2.5" HDD! Amazing!!
#SBC #Raspberry #Pi5 #technologie #HDD #hardware #RetroTechnology #RetroComputing #currenttechnology
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I'm amazed by the speed which technology miniaturized active and passive electronics electronics.
My SBC is smaller than this 2.5" HDD! Amazing!!
#SBC #Raspberry #Pi5 #technologie #HDD #hardware #RetroTechnology #RetroComputing #currenttechnology
I'm amazed by the speed which technology miniaturized active and passive electronics electronics.
My SBC is smaller than this 2.5" HDD! Amazing!!
#SBC #Raspberry #Pi5 #technologie #HDD #hardware #RetroTechnology #RetroComputing #currenttechnology
@stefano it works fine here on the Raspberry Pi 5
Maybe the difference is that this system runs on 64 bits {OS/ DDR4 memory}
With firefox running using 4 open tabs, Debian ARM uses just 2.08GB (1GB=1024MB) of RAM. It looks like I should just browse in ARM linux on the SBC
Jeff Geerling got the brunt of YouTube wrath when he showed people how to host their own media {media that they legally own, which means that they either have the originals, or have paid for whatever digital version they have} with the power of Open Source tools
Jeff explicitly made sure that he never ever told people how to circumvent subscriptions or worse. Nothing that could harm YouTube bottomline was ever discussed in this video.
Yet for reasons obvious to Open Source people like me YouTube gave him his second strike.
3rd Strike and you're gone. This is how Google / this is how Alphabet is treating their Golden Geeze.
Creators like Jeff are very valuable both to the people who follow them and to YouTube. However Google seems to be at Super odds with Open Source, needing it to run their data centers but hating it because they have to share the code again that they've worked upon.
Google is a paradoxical Company which is being controlled by Alphabet, a schizophrenic Entity drunk on power Ads and control
To me you're a star @geerlingguy keep Shining
https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2025/self-hosting-your-own-media-considered-harmful
#Media#Hosting#OpenSource #programming#POSIX#Pie#Raspberry#4K#Video#4KVideo
Hello, I'd like to ask you to help me rectify my general plan or maybe the whole intention of to install freebsd to rpi4 as a server where I'd like to have jail for nextcloud, jail for homeassistant and nas. I'd like to use for freebsd the ssd storage with zfs 1TB (connected by USB), data encrypted, set wireguard to my external vps to be able to connect from anywhere. The whole idea is powered to learn something and really own my data.
plan:
1) dd rpi4 image of freebsd to SD card
2) boot SD card
3) manually set zfs to ssd connected by usb. set encryption to everything else than / /usr and /boot, if I used FDE I am unable to connect just with ssh then
4) manually install freebsd without bsdinstall command because of encryption. I am not sure about this point how to do it
5) reboot to sd card again, import zpool = mount the ssd disk
6) set correctly boot files (copy) the rpi4 it should be copy of u-boot.bin and maybe other files from https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/tree/master/boot
but I am also not sure about this point what is the right solution. When I ve just install the freebsd to ssd with bsdinstall without encryption the freebsd did not boot from ssd even though I set ssd as first to boot in order with rpi-eeprom. so some tweaking is needed I suppose
It looks like that running encrypted freebsd on rpi4 on separately ssd disk is not easy so maybe the whole idea is wrong.
Thank you for advices
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