Finally! When they release games for ARM, We can get PC speaker sound! The 80s are calling.

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

Haha, that was my first thought too when I saw it had a little buzzer. Also, emulate BIOS failure sounds and random PC beeps I remember hearing from my childhood.

@karsten_m

3 жыл бұрын

Will the modem sounds be included or are they an addon?🤔

@iHawke

3 жыл бұрын

take a look at Pi Labs, he has been porting games over

@SimonZerafa

3 жыл бұрын

@@JeffGeerlingAs you know many modern PC motherboards still have a PC Beeper connecter by the front panel header. No need to be nostalgic for PC Beeps. Just thank the Tyranny of Legacy for UEFI/BIOS beep codes 😉

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

@@SimonZerafa Haha, true, though I have only had laptops for years, and only recently got another desktop PC that has the thing.

i was amazed that this was made by one guy from poland! pozdrawiam wszystkich rodaków

580 likes and no dislike. That tells alot about your channel. Keep it coming. I can’t wait to see the router video. I guess I will have to buy this board. Thanks for the share 👍🏻✌🏻🇨🇦

Was waiting for red shirt Jeff to make an appearance during the headphone basement test! Great video as usual Jeff!

Yes! You never cease to amaze me! Can't wait for the upcoming videos!

Jeff absolutely love your curating skills... you have no idea the time you’re saving people from hunting down boards and other Pi related hardware.

Thanks Jeff, here's to you Mirko your generosity and sense of community is a beacon to us all.

Like it. It’s wild the developer is right there. I hang on for REV2

I am very much looking forward to the tiny router board video, and the Piunora looks interesting, too, with that Qwiic/Stemma-QT-compatible connector.

Wow, interesting kit 👍🙂 Thanks for sharing your experience with all of us 👍😀

Thanks to this channel I have more Pi's than I have uses for Pi's. Great video as always

You are absolutely one of my favorite KZreadrs. Man, if I had just a tiny fraction of your know-how and determination, I can't even imagine what I could accomplish. But thanks to you and others like you, I have worked on so many satisfying little projects these past few terrible months. Some of them even worked!

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

Haha, I'm no genius, just someone who's determined to actually get something working that is supposed to work. Then I break it and do it again a few times until I start understanding how it actually works so I can put it in a video :D

Definitely was not expecting to see the Copenhagen Opera House in the background of Mirek's quote. What a pleasant easter egg for this American in Denmark! Also, really interesting video, thanks for sharing this!

Great job! I love these small systems. I run my dns server on a pi. These super cheap computers are in most respects as powerful or more powerful than a Cray Supercomputer. Booting from and having an M.2 for storage is amazing. Moreover, I salute your attempts in an earlier video at getting a pi to run a gpu. I love my large desktop computers, but clusters of socs are the future.

Man i love your vids. Really well put togheter. Great respect for you. Have a nice weekend. Support Ciao

Great video. Hello from Poland! (;

Jeff: "There are 2 USB 4.0 ports and -" Me: whatt? *rewinds* Jeff: There are 4 USB 2 ports ... Me: *sigh*

@spakeschannel

3 жыл бұрын

Ikr... Even though there is support for USB 3.0...

@YuriG03042

2 жыл бұрын

support? USB 3.0 is not a matter of software. the person just didn't think it was worth it to actually buy USB3 ports. remember this is a small project

@robvdl

2 жыл бұрын

You have to sacrifice the NVME if you want more USB3 ports unfortunately. I'd rather have an NVME drive than USB3 ports that I won't really be using. Besides there are alternative boards that do have USB3 and no NVME or PCIe slot.

that seed router board is awesome. I might buy a cm4 just for that.

very interesting device, thanks for the review!

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

I am eagerly watching all your videos and pictures of the CM4 blade! I'll be mentioning it too in the next CM4 Board video, completely forgot to put it in the shoutouts in this one!

Perfect !! I have a 1U Rack mount case ready for this !!!

Super Video! Ich habe für 2,00 € Applaus gesendet. 👏

Super video! I applauded for CHF 2.00 👏

Haven’t watched yet but I’ve been waiting

As a hardware designer for 30 years now, thanks for the respect. It is an amazing time because of what one person can do. You can even design you own ICs now. I have a CM4 project coming out. Schematic is done and I am now in the layout process.

I my have to increase my Patreon Support Jeff. Pandemic depression has me down but after watching your video today I feel I can get some work done in my shop! Thanks for all your hard work.

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

Do it! And thanks for being a supporter :)

Super Video! Ich habe für 5,00 € Applaus gesendet. 👏👏

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

2:53 i mean uSD Cards have a bump along the edge which is sticking out from the connector. you can just use a finger to "latch" onto that bump to pull it out instead of trying to grab the sides but yes having it on the edge of the PCB is obviously still much more convenient.

Keep up the great videoes, been watching a few of your videos from my pi 4 and would love to talk to you about all the cool stuff we can do in a video call!

4:41 Brah, do you even vi? ;) Love the content, man. Keep it up. :D

I am sure the 'intent to purchase' will contingent on the cost. Just like Jeff, I am more interested in the version that all ports are on one side. Great product.

It's important to have separate UART pins and PWM control fan much-needed feature for CM4

Hopefuly there will be a thin itx board eventually. The CM4 is great =)

Great board! My only complaint would be, as you say, that all the connectors are sticking out the sides.

Would be really good if you could combine power inputs to give 30 watts of power rather than 15. This way you could connect even more or just never have to worry about the m.2 slot.

Nice video 👍👍👍

4:12 Can I buy RSJ's next album when it drops?

@AW28

3 жыл бұрын

I heard the working title for the Album is either 'Warranty Voided' or 'Pre-paid ER Visit'

If Mirko or other hardware designers are reading this, here’s an idea for another project. Make a laptop design where the mainboard can be changed out to another. Just like a PC case design standard let’s make one for laptops. Might as well start with the CM4!

You should include a step in your reviews where you try these with dumb terminals like nexdock. Which board would make the perfect upgradable laptop?

I think, considering the Mplayer situation, it would be worthwhile looking at GTK4 with its media player abilities and customisation (including OpenGL). Looking at that board: The nvme seems unlikely to expoit full speed especially in those power-shortfall scenarios and I think, for what the board is, nvme was over the top when sata m2 could have been used, especially with port multiplier so you can convert to a sata cable and use a extra psu. ZFS or BTRFS with port multipler on 2.5inch HDDs would be cool. All the boards since the pi3bplus suffer the same problem in that you cannot upgrade the RAM (or replace it if it breaks). It would have been nice to see the pi3b have a sodimm (or something) slot but at 1GB RAM, it was tolerable for the machine you have (although frankly the Soc should have been one that allowed 4GB or at least 2GB). Anything more powerful than that like the pi4 simply used too much power and at that point you might as well get a low power mitx board or find a way to downsize a ARM server if ARM was (for some reason) a must. The pi4 is marketed as "your new desktop computer" and while that may be possible, it is ridiculous that a desktop (or even some latops) cannot have RAM upgraded or replaced (if a chip dies). Why do Americans fall over in wuv with the Pi so much? Is it a Brit heritage thing like when you discover you have tartan or something? And yes, I know this is polish. I mean in general.

Yay!

when you do that router board, please test VPN and QoS type loads as well.

I'm from Poland!

Hahahahaha my dog went crazy when you sounded the buzzer!!!

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

Heh, sorry about that! Hope it was the good kind of crazy and not the "oops I accidentally ripped the fabric off your chair" crazy :D

I'm just waiting for a surround sound interface for my buzzer. I'm kinda stuck now.

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

You could call it the "Earbleed 9000"

for the micro sd card there is a simple solution: you can buy micro sd card extender on aliexpress/ebay for a few bucks it comes on flexible cable so you can put it anywhere

Tip: To remove the SD card use your thumbnail to catch the ridge on the card -- you can do it one fingered (thumbed) but make sure you know where the card will fall when it comes out -- over a small box would be ideal

i think it would be really cool to see a full mini itx mobo for the cm4 with a full sized pcie slot and m.2 slot with possibly sata too

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

Haha, ask and you shall receive! I just posted a new video that talks about the Seaberry - check it out! pipci.jeffgeerling.com/boards_cm/seaberry.html

hey Jeff! real quick: TOFU vs Mirko, who you got? all the very best!

Please make videos for his upcoming updated designs too

Hey is there a link or name for the Pi Router board that Jeff mentioned? The dual NiC one, of course...

Do you already know about the pikvm project? It's an open source kvm based on raspberrypi that has a ton of features and is much cheaper than commercial solutions. I thought it might be something you are interested in

Nice board, but I would like a board with less features. I want the M2 for SSD. and fullsize HDMI, but I dont need a RTC since i get the time from internet, so the battery can be removed aswell, and the pc beeper i dont need, nor the ir-reciever or extra camera and display connectors. So if there is one of those versions it would be nice :)

Jeff really like your videos very helpful. Just a quick comment on the MirkoPC. I just received the newest revision board yesterday and on the audio Mirek has changed the audio to and here is is comment: headphone amp will not work with hifiberry profile because I had to change headphone amp from TPA6133A2 to TPA6130A2 (due to IC shortage). TPA6130A2 is using I2C interface for control volume. I see where in your review the hifiberry profile worked, do you have any information on how to set up the audio with this new chip set? Thanks

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately I'm not sure what would need changing for the new chipset... I'd recommend maybe asking about it on the Pi Forums? Could be someone there a little more familiar.

Is it just me or did you adjust your color grading? Video looked great... And really good video content as usual! 👍

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

Ha, someone noticed! It's less 'grading' more 'actually remembered to do a little color correction'. So far only one of the cameras I own even shoots in a format that would allow proper grading. Maybe I'll upgrade my cameras someday if the channel gets to the point where I can afford it. For now, I'm still stuck at 1080p since I don't want to go to 4K until I have a better long-term storage solution, and all my cameras and gear can handle 4K@60!

@stucorbishley

3 жыл бұрын

@@JeffGeerling awesome! I worked as a photographer once upon a time, that kinda stuff sticks out. Yeah correction/grading looks great (I'm just using the word grading because my video friends use that term.) But yeah totally with you on the 4k, it's nice but other than storage it's gonna add a mountain of complexity to your workflow - at least at first anyway. Keep up the great work!

Have you thought about using a 5V regulator for the more power hungry applications?

Please do a PiHole video on that dual-gigabit Pi :)

Last time you mentioned this board from seed studios they had no spot on their site for it. The link you posted may as well been 404. They should have put this board on their site with a feature list, then where the add to cart button is place a button which tracks people wanting to buy and text that states, “Not yet available for public sale.” I would really like to put pfsense on it or turn it into a dedicated vpn router.

Whatever frequency that buzzer was emitting was way beyond my hearing 😉

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

Don't worry, someone else mentioned it made their dog go crazy when it played :D

@unixbashscript9586

3 жыл бұрын

@@JeffGeerling I can also confirm about the dog

Put one of these in a 75% keyboard case with audio analog knob. Just sell the aluminum anodized case with hot swap switches and sell as a kit..with options of switches and keycaps

Would be nice if they use the Odroid eMMC connector so we can use their eMMCs on these boards and can replace it if the eMMC dies or starts to fail.

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

It would be nice if that were the case. No reason why it couldn't be a standard across multiple SBCs, though I'm not sure if it's a standard or just what Odroid came up with?

I can just imagine that high pitched squeal going off in this house... the cats would go mad, while me and her listened to assorted walls wondering what self installed piece of shit has fucked up now! Congrats to our Polish friend Mirko... Seemingly many folks were not sitting on their ass during the Pandemic...

Nice Tetris tunes!

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

I can imagine Tetris would've been a lot less popular if everyone had to hear the theme through that buzzer!

Its like the zero w but multiple times the price! It is multiple times the performance, but multiple times the price! as well. I wish the Zero W wasnt basically EOL for regular people and for the product line.

How about POE? And non usb-c power still have 3A limit? How much it costs and where can i get one?

That buzzer should do something appropriate, like play the Gameboy boot up sound upon bootup

Nice

when will the mini itx form factor for raspberry pi ?

Is there a way to increase the power input on the io board?

hi @Jeff Geerling can you make tutorial how to enable ipv6 tunnel raspberry my isp give us ipv4 only i want to try ipv6 for gaming and see if it better for ps5&xbox :s or if you can make tutorial on how to connect directly to public ip

I WANT ONE!!!!

Any chances to buy one? How does it fit to market cases?

Cool

Play E1M1 on that buzzer!

I too have Mirko's new carrier board. While I have been successful in getting the emmc flashed, I am hopelessly lost in the steps necessary to get the same process done for my NVMe. I'm trying to follow the RPI Foundation docs and find they jump all around between usbboot, rpiboot, etc. I'm a semi newbie with Linux and really need a written step-by-step guide (a real cookbook here) of what to do. I will watch this video again, but I find many video's on youtube move far to fast for a newbie to keep up with every step. I think's there's an assumption we are all well-learned in Linux. That's not the case. Do you or any of your viewers know of a such a cookbook guide to some of these Linux topics? Thanks for your videos. Just subed.

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

I typically write a companion blog post to my videos, and for that video, I do have a post here: www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2021/raspberry-pi-can-boot-nvme-ssds-now It is not quite step-by-step, but hopefully something in there can help!

@redjr16

3 жыл бұрын

@@JeffGeerling Thanks Jeff.

I am guessing this was made with gumstix geppeto, they have a auto documentation generator. Its nice.

Question about not this board but the waveshare PoE board you have. Does it suffer the same issue I current have with every PoE solution I have for my current CM4 rebooting the pi after a shutdown?

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

Two issues to follow: github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/issues/1412 And: www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=244209&sid=35c0f887d712fd4522fc138ad2337999&start=50 Try updating the bootloader and see if that helps. If not, there could be some other hardware issue. I know I used to run into that issue on my Pi 4's with PoE HATs, but I didn't actually test that on the Waveshare.

That buzzer sounds almost ultrasonic?=8)

If we don't get m.2 support. I'd settle for UFS. It is small and fast!

6:47 maybe SeeedStudio's reTerminal?

Question... will this CM4 run LineageOS 18 Like the PI 4?. This board has all I need for my project but the CM4 needs to run Android

What’s the point of the DSI connectors if nothing supports it but the one first-party display? Or am I wrong about that? I don’t think I’ve ever seen a device or project use the DSI connector.

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

The CM4 Handheld does use that display to great effect: github.com/juckettd/RaspberryPiCM4Handheld7Inch - and there are a few 3rd party displays I've seen that work with it too.

Does the price beat the X86 SBC's? if not I don't see the point unless you desperately need it to be a RPi Compute Module, an SD converter to full size would be a must for this board for me

@salvadorliebana4739

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely not. This combo is far expensive. Its just a proof of concept. Rpi fan boys propaganda

Sorry Jeff, I was referring below to another one of your videos.

Such a great board! I just don't get, why there are no USB 3 ports however.

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately that's a limitation of the current chip used in the Raspberry Pi 4 and CM4 - it only has USB 2.0 internally, plus one PCI Express lane (which is used on this board by the M.2 slot). You could add a PCI Express switch and another USB 3.0 chip to get both M.2 and USB 3.0, but that adds expense/complexity and would require more board space.

It'd be really good if there was a small CM4 carrier board that accepted 24VDC and had a case that clipped onto a din rail, if anyone knows of one let me know

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

Not sure if it ticks *all* the boxes, but the ModBerry is meant for that use case: github.com/geerlingguy/raspberry-pi-pcie-devices/issues/86

if we could do a meet up somewhere in st. louis, i’d fucking go! i wanna dork so bad! that damn speaker sounds exactly like my nas buzzer

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

Haha, it might be the same part number. Hopefully Meetups will start back up again ... someday.

I would love a small board with gigabit ethernet and nvme ssd 2280 support.

6:38 Hey! This is made in keynote, I used this template too!

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

Ha, I knew someone would spot it. Needed something more 'inspirational' but didn't have time to find one of my own pictures for the backdrop :D

@dvdrori4320

3 жыл бұрын

@@JeffGeerling I imagined, great video regardless!

Do one need the emmc on this card?, I mean, if you use this mirkopc, with the ssd, will it boot directly from the ssd, or do one need microsd/emmc to get it up and running? I have gotten the standard io board, but can't decide which cm4 to choose. (haven't seen any with 8gb ram yet?), but one with 4g and emm storage, or 4g without storage.. hm..

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

You can now boot directly from NVMe but only with the currently-in-beta bootloader that requires 'sideloading' until its out of beta. But my favorite combo now is to use the CM4 Lite versions and I can always boot them from a microSD card temporarily or if I need to do that initial side load, then I can boot from NVMe after that. You can also boot from USB but that can be a little complicated on many CM4 boards since they lack a USB 3 chip over PCIe, and the USB 2.0 bus is disabled by default on the CM4!

@Neslekkim

3 жыл бұрын

@@JeffGeerling ah, awesome!, thanks for the tips.

Will you be making any more videos about your Dishy setup? I want to know how I can get one and install it in my cottage in Northern Ontario, Canada. I have no signal of anything for miles. I have to have my daily fix on the internet. No service--> No fun.

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, don't worry! The next two videos will be 'how I am monitoring Starlink' and a full review-both of which require a bit more time to work them out (especially the review, since I need at least a few weeks of data to make a good review).

@piconano

3 жыл бұрын

@@JeffGeerling Excellent. I installed Stellarium on my new tablet and it shows all the starlink satellites. They are all over and move fast. I saw a train of them following each other close! Maybe they haven't been assigned a position? I have no idea why a dozen would follow each other so close, or even if what I'm seeing updates. My dream is inching towards reality! One day I can live tranquil but have internet :)

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

@@piconano Those 'trains' are actually recent launches-when SpaceX blasts a set of 60 new sats, they are all in one tight group, and the 2nd stage spins to give them a little momentum and have them slowly push way from each other. Then the onboard thrusters start to guide them into their individual (spaced out) orbits on the same orbital plane. After a few weeks (months? not sure exactly how long), they are in the right place in their orbit and they are brought online. So the ones you see in those satellite-conga-lines are not yet actively transmitting customer data.

@piconano

3 жыл бұрын

@@JeffGeerling As Mr. Spock put it best; "Fascinating"

Designed in Poland :) yee my country

Could you have dual emmc storage with that extra spot?

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

No, the pins are wired to the CM4 over the single eMMC/microSD storage pins, and that's a limitation of the CM4's CPU

Maybe i missed it but how can we buy this?

wow

Where can I buy this thing

PWM fan would also be necessary. Jeff could you please suggest mirko to add this feature too.

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

I asked about it, don't worry - and I agree, a simple 5V fan power supply is not as nice if you want to be able to have a quiet fan controlled through the board.

@alfredanil

3 жыл бұрын

Jeff Geerling What would be the best way to add another Ethernet port to this board? I plan to use this for home automation and to network all my 3D printers

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

@@alfredanil It already has one on it (1 Gbps Ethernet from the Pi CM4's built-in chip). Also if you buy a Pi with WiFi built-in, it would have WiFi as well.

@alfredanil

3 жыл бұрын

@Jeff Geerling well I'm aware of the gigabit Ethernet and wifi isn't that reliable for the application I'm looking for. I have a suggestion for placing second gigabit Ethernet on the same footprint, there are connectors available with two USB 2 and on Ethernet port on same block placed vertically. 4 USB 2 ports and 2 gigabit Ethernet ports can fit easily. There are a ton of things that can be done with a second gigabit Ethernet. Please pass on this suggestion to mirko . Thank you very much.

Wow

I found that it survives if you give it 5.2V because most of the power is lost in your puny little power supply leads. Just compensate for the losses and you will be fine.

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

I haven't over-driven it, but I do know it should be able to accept a bit more on both the voltage and current than the rating. But since I only have one and getting a replacement could take a few weeks, I'm overly cautious about 'experimenting' when it comes to power input :D Now... a regular old Pi on the other hand... ⚡️

With piezo buzzers, I like to put a little piece of cellophane tape over the port at the top. Really muffles the audio.

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

Good idea, helps take the edge off!

@faytaliti

3 жыл бұрын

@@JeffGeerling Actually, I figured it out TAing a class on introductory embedded systems. The kits we shipped to students had buzzers. A lot of them complained about very muted volumes. We then realized that they hadn't removed the Kapton tape that the buzzers shipped with to prevent moisture ingress into the port.

aw i was hoping for itx with a pcie slot

@JeffGeerling

3 жыл бұрын

There are a couple ITX and ATX boards in development (see pipci.jeffgeerling.com/boards_cm), but none have become readily available yet :(

@protogen_boi

3 жыл бұрын

@@JeffGeerling I am waiting patiently, I'm also following the video cards very closely as that might fix the pi's poor web video playback issue Great video and i hope you cover more of these boards!